Add unslop to CLIs & Terminal Tools#205
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Add unslop to CLIs & Terminal Tools
Tool: unslop
A CLI tool and MCP server that removes named AI writing patterns from text. Targets specific structural patterns that make text read as AI-generated: tricolons, em-dash overuse, hedging stacks, sycophancy openers, and overused vocabulary like "delve" and "crucial."
Developers use it to clean up AI-generated commit messages, documentation drafts, code comments, and PR descriptions before they ship.
Why it fits "CLIs & Terminal Tools"
It is a terminal-first tool. The core workflow is piping text through it:
Lint mode (no writes) lets you audit before committing:
unslop --stdin --audit < message.txtDetails
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