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AI Slop Detector
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Analyze any text for common AI writing patterns — the tells that give away text written by ChatGPT, Claude, or other LLMs. This tool uses the pattern catalogs from Stop-Slop (8.8K stars on GitHub) and blader/humanizer (22K+ stars) to detect:

  • Throat-clearing openers ("Here's the thing", "Let me be clear")
  • Emphasis crutches ("Let that sink in", "Make no mistake")
  • Business jargon ("navigate", "unpack", "deep dive")
  • Overused adverbs ("really", "literally", "actually")
  • Binary contrasts ("Not X, but Y" structures)
  • Rhetorical setups ("What if...", "Think about it")
  • Passive voice and other AI-isms

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How does this work?

This detector uses the pattern catalog from Stop-Slop (by Hardik Pandya, MIT license), a curated list of AI writing tells observed across thousands of LLM-generated texts. It also incorporates patterns from blader/humanizer (22K+ stars on GitHub).

The tool scans your text for 11 categories of patterns:

  • Throat-clearing openers ("Here's the thing...")
  • Emphasis crutches ("Let that sink in")
  • Business jargon (navigate, unpack, landscape)
  • Adverbs & filler words (really, just, literally)
  • Binary contrasts ("Not X, but Y")
  • Rhetorical setups ("What if...")
  • Passive voice indicators
  • And more...

The 5-dimension scoring (Directness, Rhythm, Trust, Authenticity, Density) is adapted from Stop-Slop's own rubric.

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Tips for better human-sounding text
  • Cut throat-clearing openers. Delete phrases like "Here's the thing" or "It turns out." Just state your point.
  • Kill adverbs. Remove "really," "just," "literally," "actually." They add nothing.
  • Avoid binary contrasts. Don't say what something is not before saying what it is.
  • Use active voice. Name the person or thing doing the action.
  • Vary sentence length. Mix short and long sentences. Avoid three in a row with the same rhythm.
  • Be specific. Instead of "the implications are significant," name the specific implication.
  • Trust the reader. No hand-holding, no "think about it," no "and that's okay."