Essay Humanizer
/install essay-humanizer
Essay Humanizer (corpus-informed)
Rewrites AI-generated argumentative/academic essays toward human baseline style informed by CAWSE (M/D bands) LOCNESS, and contrast with DeepSeek-generated counterparts. Ships with a fine-tuned LoRA adapter (9.3 MB) and inference script.
Skill contract
| Component | Path | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Inference script | scripts/inference.py |
Entry point — humanize() function or CLI |
| LoRA adapters | assets/adapters/adapters.safetensors.json |
12.3 MB base64 JSON; auto-decoded to binary on first run |
| Pattern weights | data/analysis/weights.json |
Corpus-derived, loaded by inference at runtime |
| Decoder | scripts/decode_adapters.py |
Reconstructs .safetensors binary from JSON (auto or manual) |
| Installer | scripts/install_deps.sh |
One-time: pip install mlx mlx-lm transformers + decode |
| Base model | Qwen/Qwen3-8B-MLX-4bit |
Downloaded from HuggingFace on first run (~4.5 GB, cached) |
Requirements: Apple Silicon macOS with Python 3.9+.
Quick Start
bash scripts/install_deps.sh # one-time: installs deps + decodes adapter
python scripts/inference.py --file draft.txt # adapter auto-decodes if not already done
Or from Python:
from scripts.inference import humanize
print(humanize("Your AI-drafted essay text here..."))
Weighted pattern table (descending priority)
When humanizing, address higher-weight rows first. Weights are data-driven from corpus analysis (Mann-Whitney); zero-weight rows were not statistically significant.
| ID | Weight | Category | Pattern |
|---|---|---|---|
| P06_CLICHE_METAPHORS | 0.1358 | vocabulary | Cliche metaphors |
| P15_EM_DASH_OVERKILL | 0.1358 | punctuation | Em dash overkill |
| P21_MARKDOWN_ARTIFACTS | 0.1358 | formatting | Markdown artifacts |
| P23_TEXTBOOK_BOLDING | 0.1358 | formatting | Textbook bolding |
| P12_PRESENT_PARTICIPLE_TAIL | 0.1133 | rhetorical | Present participle tailing |
| P10_RULE_OF_THREES | 0.0806 | rhetorical | Rule of threes |
| P04_AI_VOCABULARY | 0.0621 | vocabulary | AI vocabulary |
| P14_COMPULSIVE_SUMMARIES | 0.0598 | rhetorical | Compulsive summaries |
| P05_EXCESSIVE_ADVERBS | 0.0540 | vocabulary | Excessive adverbs |
| P13_OVER_ATTRIBUTION | 0.0529 | rhetorical | Over-attribution |
| P11_FALSE_RANGES | 0.0341 | rhetorical | False ranges |
| P17_TRANSITION_OVERUSE | 0.0001 | punctuation | Overuse of transition words |
| P01_UNDUE_EMPHASIS | 0.0000 | content | Undue emphasis |
| P02_SUPERFICIAL_ANALYSIS | 0.0000 | content | Superficial analysis |
| P03_REGRESSION_TO_MEAN | 0.0000 | content | Regression to the mean |
| P07_REDUNDANT_MODIFIERS | 0.0000 | vocabulary | Redundant modifiers |
| P08_FILLER_HEDGING | 0.0000 | vocabulary | Filler hedging |
| P09_NEGATIVE_PARALLELISM | 0.0000 | rhetorical | Negative parallelisms |
| P16_EN_DASH_AVOIDANCE | 0.0000 | punctuation | En dash / hyphen misuse for ranges |
| P18_COLLABORATIVE_REGISTER | 0.0000 | register | Collaborative register |
| P19_LETTER_FORMALITY | 0.0000 | register | Letter-style formality |
| P20_INSTRUCTIONAL_CONDESCENSION | 0.0000 | register | Instructional condescension |
| P22_EXCESSIVE_LISTS | 0.0000 | formatting | Excessive bulleted/numbered lists |
| P24_EMOJI_SYMBOL | 0.0000 | formatting | Emoji/symbol injection |
Syntactic complexity (MDD / ADD advisory)
Human Merit / Distinction-range writing in CAWSE often shows variable mean dependency distance (MDD); AI prose may cluster more tightly. When humanizing:
- Reference MDD means from analysis: human ~2.333775514332394, AI ~2.4553791855163483.
- Variance ratio (human/AI) ~1.7153931408079544: prefer natural mix of shorter and longer dependency links, not uniformly smoothed sentences.
- Avoid flattening every sentence to minimal dependency length; that can read as a different kind of machine polish.
Mandatory rule (orchestrator)
- Output continuous prose suitable for submission (no chat-signoffs, no "hope this helps").
- Plain text only for math if any — no raw
$$LaTeX unless user explicitly requests LaTeX. - Preserve author stance and citations if present; do not fabricate references.
Hosted HTTP API (optional, for non-Mac or remote use)
For non-Apple-Silicon machines or multi-user deployments, run the optional FastAPI server on a Mac host and connect via HTTP/OpenAPI:
- Install:
pip install fastapi uvicorn[standard] - Run:
uvicorn api.main:app --host 0.0.0.0 --port 8765(setHUMANIZE_API_KEYenv var for auth) - Point MCP / OpenAPI tools at
https://\x3Cyour-host>/openapi.json - Call
POST /v1/humanizewith JSON{"text":"..."}(+Authorization: Bearer …)
See references/hosted_api.md for details.
References
- references/patterns.md — 24 pattern details with detection/fix hints
- references/training.md — full training pipeline
- references/hosted_api.md — HTTP API / MCP tool linking
- Make sure OpenClaw is installed (local or Docker)
- Run the install command in chat:
/install essay-humanizer - After installation, invoke the skill by name or use
/essay-humanizer - Provide required inputs per the skill's parameter spec and get structured output
What is Essay Humanizer?
Rewrite AI-drafted essays into more human-like academic prose. Fine-tuned LoRA over Qwen3-8B guided by 24 Wikipedia-style AI-writing pattern weights plus MDD... It is an AI Agent Skill for Claude Code / OpenClaw, with 178 downloads so far.
How do I install Essay Humanizer?
Run "/install essay-humanizer" in the OpenClaw or Claude Code chat to install it in one step — no extra setup required.
Is Essay Humanizer free?
Yes, Essay Humanizer is completely free, licensed under MIT-0. You can download, install and use it at no cost.
Which platforms does Essay Humanizer support?
Essay Humanizer is cross-platform and runs anywhere OpenClaw / Claude Code is available (cross-platform).
Who created Essay Humanizer?
It is built and maintained by kevin0818-lxd (@kevin0818-lxd); the current version is v1.0.2.