
humanizer is a free doc that makes Claude write like a human
Jack Roberts6 September 2026Watch on YouTube
What you'll learn
- How humanizer helps Claude write without AI-typical patterns like em-dashes and three-item lists
- That the document is built on Wikipedia's list of AI writing tells to catch concrete mistakes
- Why simply asking AI to 'sound human' does not work without a specific list of patterns
- That text is passed over twice, once to rewrite and once to make sure it did not invent anything
- That humanizer is free to use through a single document on GitHub
Frequently asked questions
Where can I find humanizer and is it free?
What does the document that humanizer gives to Claude contain?
Why does asking AI to 'sound human' not work?
How does humanizer make sure nothing gets invented?
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Description from the channel
Humanizer: https://github.com/blader/humanizer People can spot AI writing in one line. They just can't always explain how. It's the same tells every time. Em-dashes everywhere. Three-item lists. "It's not just X, it's Y." Words nobody says out loud. Telling AI to "sound human" does nothing. It doesn't know what it's doing wrong. humanizer gives it the actual list. One document. Free. Built off Wikipedia's list of AI writing tells. So it's catching the specific patterns. And it passes over your text twice. Once to rewrite it. Once to check it didn't invent anything. Like an editor with a proofreader behind them. Nothing slips through on either pass. Your writing stops announcing itself. #humanizer #claude #aiwriting #copywriting #github