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AI Rate Rewrite

Content Creation Updated 2026.08.30

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About this skill

Problem to Solve

Text can feel “AI-generated” not because facts are wrong, but because sentence lengths are too even, transitions are formulaic, the structure reads like a complete essay template, and wording is abstract or over-summarized. Phrases like firstly, moreover, in conclusion, or a Chinese equivalent of “it is worth noting” make the draft feel assembled rather than written.

How It Works

ai-rate centers on diagnosis plus rewriting, not synonym swapping:
- Preserve intent: keep facts, stance, tone, and required format
- Flag signals: identify uniform rhythm, generic claims, parallel modifiers, excessive hedging, and encyclopedic neutrality
- Rewrite naturally: vary sentence length, replace vague claims with supported specifics, and use natural written Chinese rather than official-report tone
- Self-check: revise again if the draft still looks like 20%-40% risk

Output can be direct rewrite only, or a structured result with estimated risk, main issues, and final text.

Boundaries

This skill targets an editorial goal, not a reliable detector pass rate. under 20% is the documented target, not a guaranteed score. For academic, legal, medical, financial, and public-facing writing, it should keep necessary precision and avoid degrading professional register just to reduce AI-like phrasing.

Use Cases

  • Rewrite template-driven project update paragraphs into a natural report while preserving facts and metrics.
  • Replace abstract selling points in English product copy with evidence-backed specifics without losing professional tone.
  • Edit an academic abstract for less formulaic rhythm and wording without adding citations, numbers, or claims.
  • Review a public press release for over-parallel phrasing and neutral encyclopedic tone, then produce a revised draft.

Best For

  • Operations or project managers who need weekly reports and retrospectives to sound less template-driven.
  • Content editors who want English product copy to avoid generic selling points while keeping a professional tone.
  • Researchers who need to revise academic abstracts without adding unsupported citations, data, or claims.
  • Journalists or PR writers who want public copy to be natural but credible and free of over-parallel phrasing.