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built a skill .md file that catches AI writing patterns before you publish anything. 29 structural and formatting tells that trained readers spot immediately. not a style guide. a pattern scanner that runs every time i generate content. admit it most you are are still typing don't use em-dashes into GPT. skill files are different. they're persistent instruction docs that load as context automatically. one file, always running, catching patterns before you ever see the output. some patterns from the file. 👻 narrator setup lines. "here's the thing about..." or "here's where it gets interesting." you're guiding the reader to the point instead of making it. delete the line. start with the actual point. three parallel dramatic sentences. "you can't see it. you can't copy-paste it away. you have to know it exists." nobody talks like that. one direct statement lands harder. the bookend summary. opening with a thesis, closing with the exact same thesis rephrased 800 words later. AI wraps content in neat bows. real thinking goes somewhere new by the end. colon-listed everything. "the result: better data. the impact: faster sales. the lesson: architecture matters." reads like a PowerPoint slide, not a sentence. the humble brag disclaimer. "i don't have all the answers, but..." share your take or don't. the disclaimer makes it worse. 29 patterns total. each one with the tell, why it flags, and how to fix it. one flag in isolation is fine. three or more means the content needs a rewrite, not a patch. this is one skill file out of a full tree i'm building. content quality, Clay table architecture, CRM mapping standards, scoring frameworks, outbound copy.... each one is a persistent layer that makes AI output production-ready instead of draft-quality.. built this one for Claude but the logic works in any system prompt, custom GPT, or instruction doc. comment AI Skill and i'll send the full 29-pattern md.file
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comment AI Skill and i'll send the full 29-pattern md.file