How I Turned AI Writing Tells into a Pre-Read Quality Gate
说明与用途
实施humanizer门控可在编辑前对AI文本进行评分,节省编辑时间并提升内容质量。
问题
Editors waste time polishing AI-generated drafts that contain recognizable machine‑writing patterns.
结果
Implementing the humanizer gate reduced editor time spent on mechanical edits by allowing early identification of low‑quality AI drafts.
工作流
- 1. Load the humanizer.md skill into the AI agent before writing.
- 2. The agent starts a draft score at 100 and subtracts points for each detected AI‑writing pattern.
- 3. Repeated patterns incur up to twice the base penalty.
- 4. The agent reports the final score to the team before the draft is reviewed.
- 5. If score
<50, rewrite the draft; if 50–70, target high‑impact patterns; if >70, proceed to full editorial review.
证据
The skill lives in a single Markdown file, humanizer.md, inside a content ops folder in my open-source ai‑marketing‑skills repo.
At a high level, the process is simple: Start every draft at 100. Subtract points for each AI‑writing pattern. Stack repeated uses of the same pattern, up to twice the base penalty. Read the score before anyone reads the draft.
The rubric sorts results into four bands, and one of those bands is blunt: anything under 50 “Reads like ChatGPT output.”
The file is written for Claude Code, Anthropic’s coding agent, but the setup is portable as long as the agent can read a file.
The rubric is based on Wikipedia’s public page on Signs of AI writing, which lists 24 scored patterns.
- 记录日期: 2026-10-21T16:41:05.691Z