no-slop

Write and revise human-facing prose in a plain, precise, professional register, stripping the tells that mark text as AI-generated. Builds sentences with ASD-STE100 Simplified Technical English, the controlled language behind aerospace maintenance manuals, then checks them against a tells table and a bundled linter. Use when writing or editing a README, blog post, doc, PR or commit message, email, release note, changelog, error message, runbook, or any copy a person will read. Also use when the user asks to make text sound less like AI, remove AI slop, cut the marketing voice, write plain or controlled technical English, reduce over-structuring or list-itis, make wording inclusive or accessible, tighten, de-fluff, or professionalize a draft, or when reviewing prose you just generated before handing it over. Extends to writing inside code. Code comments, commit messages, PR descriptions, test names, error and log messages, and markdown formatting like headings, bold, emoji, and badges.