Write and revise developer blog posts or run a humanizer / humanization pass on existing drafts using the AI anti-pattern catalog, structural audits, and reusable personal and explicitly selected corporate writing identities.
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Does it follow best practices?
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Low-risk findings worth noting
Check the executing plugin's catalog version before fetching the article:
python3 .tessl/plugins/jbaruch/blog-writer/skills/blog-writer/check-catalog-version.pyThe script reads its plugin manifest and the registry. Stdout carries installed,
latest, and status. Report both versions, including any unavailable value.
Fetch Wikipedia's "Signs of AI writing" article and compare it against
skills/blog-writer/references/ai-anti-patterns.md.
bash .tessl/plugins/jbaruch/blog-writer/skills/blog-writer/fetch-signs-of-ai-writing.shThe script writes the raw wikitext to a file and prints {"ok": true, "path": ..., "bytes": ...}.
Read the file at .path.
skills/blog-writer/references/ai-anti-patterns.md as-is.Report what the article carries and the anti-pattern file does not. Never edit
skills/blog-writer/references/ai-anti-patterns.md from this step. Give the author each finding in three
parts:
skills/blog-writer/references/process.md Phase 3 Pass 1Say so plainly when the article carries nothing new. Then continue the session with the current file either way — a finding changes the skill, never this run's draft.
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