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---
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name: fuck-slop
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description: >
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De-slop pass for any text: detects and erases statistical AI writing fingerprints
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(negative parallelisms, em-dash abuse, rule-of-three, false ranges, puffery, uniform cadence)
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and rewrites prose to match target genre registers. Use when asked to "fuck slop", "deslop",
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"remove AI tells", "humanize", or before publishing agent-drafted prose.
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concerns: [style]
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---
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# F*ck Slop
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Strip every mark of AI writing from a text and make it authentic to its genre. Not "make it pass an AI detector" — make it read as if a specific human with a specific point wrote it for a specific audience.
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## The Core Problem
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The worst tells — especially **"not X but Y"** negative parallelisms — are emergent properties of preference tuning rewarding contrastive, comprehensive-sounding framing.
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1. **You cannot reliably see your own slop**: Detection must be mechanical (regex against a fixed catalog), never subjective impressions.
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2. **Rewriting reintroduces slop**: Rewriting "it's not just X, it's Y" often outputs "this is less about X than Y" — the same tell in a wig. The scan must loop until clean.
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---
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## Phase 0: Setup and Protocols
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1. Review governing catalogs:
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- [references/tells.md](references/tells.md) for runnable `grep -Ein` patterns across all diagnostic categories.
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- [references/voices.md](references/voices.md) for target register profiles (academic, tweet, reddit, email, blog, docs, marketing).
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2. Rule: Never fix a pattern by paraphrasing the pattern. Fix by asking what the sentence asserts, then asserting that directly.
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---
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## Phase 1: Ingest and Check
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1. **Establish the Target**:
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- **Genre & Venue**: Academic article, technical documentation, blog, tweet, email, Reddit post.
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- **Audience & Stance**: Who reads it, and what does the author specifically claim? Slop fills the space where a claim should be.
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- **Constraints**: Word limits, house style, required terminology.
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2. **Mechanical Scan**:
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- Run the regex catalog from [references/tells.md](references/tells.md) against the text.
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- Flag structural rhythm failures:
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- **Cadence**: 3+ consecutive sentences within $\pm 4$ words of equal length.
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- **Formatting**: Bold scattering through prose, emoji bullet spam, symmetrical triads.
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- Summarize findings into a concise diagnostic list before rewriting.
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---
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## Phase 2: Processing (Core Logic)
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### Step 1: Negative Parallelism Triage
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Every "not X but Y" pattern receives one of three treatments:
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1. **Negation is a strawman** (nobody believes X): Delete X entirely; state Y directly with concrete evidence.
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2. **Contrast is genuine** (people hold X): Name who holds X and show concretely why Y wins.
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3. **Sentence asserts nothing** (decoration over empty claim): Delete the entire sentence.
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*Banned escape hatches*: "less about X than Y", "X matters, but Y matters more", "the question isn't X, it's Y".
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### Step 2: Vocabulary & Structure De-Slopping
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- **Puffery Tokens**: Replace inflated words (`pivotal`, `seismic`, `testament`, `tapestry`, `delve`, `multifaceted`) with plain verbs or concrete metrics.
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- **Rule-of-Three Lists**: Keep the single strongest item and discard filler. If keeping all three, break the symmetrical syntax.
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- **False Ranges**: ("from X to Y"): If no meaningful midpoint exists, name the two separate entities or cut one.
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- **Hedged Both-Sidesing**: ("it is worth noting", auto-counterpoints): Commit to a clear stance. Concede counterpoints only if genuine.
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- **Cadence Variance**: Mix short punchy sentences (3–6 words) with compound analytical statements. Break metronomic rhythm.
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---
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## Phase 3: The System One Balance Pass
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- **Preserve Ground Truth**:
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- Do NOT alter author claims, empirical numbers, code identifiers, or citations. This is a stylistic de-slop pass, not content censorship.
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- **Avoid Overcorrection**:
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- Do NOT inject fake typos, manufactured slang, or artificial cynicism ("humanizer" slop).
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- Em dashes are permitted when used naturally (maximum one per 150 words; never two in a sentence).
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- In technical and academic registers, prioritize clarity and precision over informal attitude.
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---
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## Phase 4: Output Execution & Verification
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1. **Verification Loop**:
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- Re-run the Phase 1 scan on the rewritten text.
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- Fix and re-scan until zero regex hits occur (maximum 4 passes; if a sentence fails 4 passes, discard and rewrite its bare assertion from scratch).
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2. **Register Verification**:
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- Verify formatting and tone match [references/voices.md](references/voices.md).
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3. **Delivery**:
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- Output the clean, de-slopped text.
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- Provide a concise changelog table: Tell category, occurrences caught, and passes required.
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