KI-Verzeichnis : AI Developer Tools, AI Rewriter, Writing Assistants
What is Unslop?
Unslop is a free agent skill from Cursor's pstack plugin that removes the patterns that make text read as AI-written. Its SKILL.md describes the job in one line, cut AI tells from any writing, and lists 28 numbered rules the agent checks before rewriting. It suits developers and writers who draft READMEs, docs, release notes or posts with an AI agent and want the result to read plainly. Other GitHub projects use the same name; this page covers the one in the cursor/plugins repository.
How to Use Unslop
In Cursor, add the whole plugin with /add-plugin pstack. To install only this skill for several agents, run npx skills add https://github.com/cursor/plugins --skill unslop with the agents you use, such as cursor, claude-code and codex.
Paste or point to a draft and type /unslop in Cursor or Claude Code, or $unslop in Codex. The agent scans the text for the listed patterns, then rewrites the flagged parts while keeping the meaning and the intended tone. The skill sets disable-model-invocation to true, so it runs only when you call it and never edits text on its own.
Key Features
- 28 numbered rules Covers AI vocabulary, filler phrases, chatbot phrases, sycophantic tone, excessive hedging and generic conclusions.
- Formatting checks Flags em dash and colon overuse, boldface overuse, inline-header lists, title case headings and decorative emojis.
- Sentence-level edits Prefers active voice and plain words, cuts adverbs, and splits dense sentences.
- Two-step workflow Scan for the patterns first, then rewrite while preserving meaning.
- Manual trigger only Runs on /unslop or $unslop and stays out of other tasks.
Why Choose Unslop?
Most humanizer tools are web apps that rewrite text with their own hidden rules. Unslop is a single readable SKILL.md, so you can see each rule, remove the ones you disagree with or add house rules. It runs inside the agent you already use, and the same file works in Cursor, Claude Code and Codex. It is a writing-quality pass, not a tool for slipping text past AI detectors.
Use Cases and Applications
A developer can run /unslop on a README or pull-request description before publishing it. A documentation team can apply it to agent-drafted guides to remove stock phrases such as not just X but Y. Marketers can use it on blog drafts and newsletters, then review the changes line by line.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Unslop free?
Yes. It is part of Cursor's open-source plugins repository and installs at no cost.
Does Unslop work outside Cursor?
Yes. The npx skills command installs it for Claude Code and Codex as well, where it is called with /unslop and $unslop.
Will Unslop change my text automatically?
No. It only runs when you invoke it, and it rewrites the text you give it.
Does Unslop clean up AI-written code?
No. This skill targets prose. Some other projects named unslop or deslop focus on code changes.