The short version
Human Writing
By ClawHub Community
Write blog posts, marketing copy, and emails that sound like a real person wrote them.
AI Writing Detox
By James Anditis (Journalism)
Strip AI-sounding phrases and jargon from your writing to make it sound human and trustworthy.
What each one does
Human Writing
- Writes content using simple, direct language instead of inflated corporate speak
- Avoids AI tells like 'delve,' 'pivotal,' 'tapestry,' and synonym cycling
- Uses contractions, lowercase headings, and natural sentence rhythms that sound human
- Checks drafts against a reference list of common AI writing patterns
- Focuses on concrete facts and specific details instead of vague generalizations
AI Writing Detox
- Flags and suggests replacements for AI signature words like 'delve', 'robust', 'leverage', and 'tapestry'
- Identifies empty phrases and throat-clearing ('It's important to note that...', 'In today's landscape...') and removes them
- Catches corporate jargon, hedges, and hyperbolic claims that make writing sound generic
- Enforces sentence case for headings and simpler sentence structures
- Runs a verbal tic test to ensure your writing sounds like something you'd actually say
When to pick each one
Reach for Human Writing when…
- You're drafting a blog post, newsletter, or article for your company
- You need marketing copy or social media content that doesn't sound like a bot wrote it
- You're writing client-facing emails or website pages that need to feel authentic
- You want to edit existing content to remove AI-sounding phrases and make it more natural
Reach for AI Writing Detox when…
- You've drafted content with AI help and need to make it sound like a real person wrote it
- You're publishing journalism, press releases, or reports where credibility matters
- You're reviewing any text before it goes live and want to catch AI tells
- You need to strip jargon and buzzwords from corporate or marketing copy
Quick facts
| Human Writing | AI Writing Detox | |
|---|---|---|
| Made by | ClawHub Community | James Anditis (Journalism) |
| Category | Writing | Writing |
| Source | View ↗ | View ↗ |
| Detail page | Open | Open |