1How It Works & Mechanism
Rejecting 'anti-AI de-flavoring' is the product stance: identifying AI traits aims to help authors see their own writing clearly rather than pretend to be human; thus, the default mode only diagnoses and does not rewrite.
skills/dbs-ai-check/SKILL.md**默认只识别,不改。**
What it does: redefines 'AI flavor' as 'too perfect'—written too well, too smoothly, too evenly, without a single spot where even the author hasn't fully thought it through (Principle 1). The detection goal shifts from 'removing traits' to 'uncovering identifiable authorial presence.' It also clarifies that 'spending time de-AI-ing is worse than spending time figuring things out,' preventing it from devolving into paraphrase-based rewriting.
The detection mode is a point-by-point scan of '22 traits × sequential text order': the report does not group by trait category, but quotes passages sequentially along the original text while labeling trait numbers and severity in place.
skills/dbs-ai-check/SKILL.md按文本顺序逐处指出问题,不按特征分类。
The report structure is hard-coded as '**Hit X AI fingerprints**' + '> Quoted original text' for each instance + a one-sentence problem explanation + backtick line `Trait #N Trait Name Severity`. Scanning sequentially rather than clustering by traits allows authors to revise progressively along their own text without jumping back and forth among 22 categories.
Three severity levels separate 'almost only AI does this' from 'humans do this too,' avoiding mechanical judgment.
skills/dbs-ai-check/SKILL.md- 🔴 强信号 — 几乎只有 AI 会这样做
The three tiers are 🔴 Strong Signal / ⚠️ Medium Signal (frequent in AI, but humans may also do it) / 💡 Weak Signal (requires genre and context analysis). This is the key difference from standard 'AI detectors': it grades diagnostic strength first, leaving the decision to rewrite up to the human.
Guided rewriting mode (triggered after the user says 'I want to revise') never ghostwrites: it queries the intention behind each trait sequentially by severity, asking only one question at a time and providing 'revision directions' rather than rewritten text upon answer.
skills/dbs-ai-check/SKILL.md3. 用户回答后,给出修改方向(不是修改结果)
A 4-step workflow is hard-coded in SKILL.md: query traits by severity (High → Low) → ask only one question per trait and await response → provide direction, not finished copy → offer specific edits only when the user explicitly requests 'help me rewrite,' which must incorporate the user's expressed preferences. The revised copy remains the author's own, aligning with 'revisions must be based on user preference.'
A 22-item follow-up mapping table is embedded directly in SKILL.md, detailing the 'underlying intent' and a sample prompt for each item, turning abstract traits into actionable questioning scripts.
skills/dbs-ai-check/SKILL.md「1.7 秒」「2.3 秒」这种数字你量过吗?你当时真的感受到的是什么?用你嘴上会说的词来描述。
The table schema features three fields: 'Trait N — Trait Name / Underlying Intent / Follow-up Question' (e.g., Trait 13 'Every paragraph ends with a punchline' → Underlying intent 'Memorable takeaway in every section' → Follow-up 'What is the single most important sentence in your article?'). It also notes: 'Tailor wording based on specific copy and hits during actual questioning; do not recite templates mechanically.'
False-positive mitigation is built into the criteria: thresholds and exceptions are defined for 5 traits (e.g., 'not X but Y' counts only if appearing 3+ times within 800 words; concluding punchlines only apply to long-form WeChat articles).
skills/dbs-ai-check/SKILL.md鲁迅、李敖、罗翔都用。低密度是正常修辞
The false-positive table consists of three columns: 'Trait / Trigger Threshold / Explanation', covering #8 Not X but Y, #7 Speaking foolishness on behalf of the reader, #13 Concluding punchline, #1 Preempting counterarguments, and #5 Naming ritual. It also includes an explicit warning: '⚠️ False-positive warning: consecutive punchlines per paragraph are a stylistic requirement for short-video scripts, not AI tone. Clarify the genre with the user before detection.'
Genre identification comes first: applicable rules are adjusted across four categories (short-video scripts / long-form WeChat articles / posts / formal academic writing); when unstated, the model's inferred genre must be noted in the report.
skills/dbs-ai-check/SKILL.md检测前先判断文案体裁,不同体裁的判定标准不同
Adjustments are mapped to specific rule numbers (#13 is disabled for short videos, prioritizing #16/#17; #14 is excluded for posts; #1/#2 are skipped for academic writing). Explicitly modeling whether 'the same phrasing counts as AI tone across different genres' significantly reduces false positives.
Self-check rules for follow-up questions: questioning copy must never exhibit the targeted AI traits (e.g., no multiple-choice formats guessing answers for users, no 'not X but Y' phrasing).
skills/dbs-ai-check/SKILL.md不用选择题结构(A 还是 B?)→ 这是在替用户想答案
Comprises 5 self-check rules targeting the model's own phrasing. This rare 'meta-discipline' ensures that the tool's interaction style conforms to the very standards it advocates, preventing the methodology from contradicting itself.
2Core Capabilities
0122-trait sequential point-by-point detection report (original quotes + inline trait ID and severity + text-order traversal)
02Guided rewriting: sequentially queries intent by severity, one question at a time, providing directions rather than finished copy
03False-positive mitigation: trigger thresholds and exception rules for 5 traits
04Genre adaptation: specific disabled/prioritized criteria tailored across four distinct genres
05Special guardrails: direct counter-responses to requests like 'help me de-AI this' or 'rewrite this to look human'
06Negative constraint: acknowledges natural writing when no AI tone is found, never fabricating report hits
6Verdict & Scenarios
Clear positioning that avoids paraphrasing traps: clarifies that 'AI flavor = too perfect' and anchors users to substantive content via 'time spent de-AI-ing is better spent clarifying thoughts.'High report usability: quotes original text sequentially with inline trait numbers and severity levels, allowing authors to edit continuously along their manuscript.Controlled false positives backed by quantitative thresholds and genre exceptions rather than intuitive 'looks like AI' tagging.Non-intrusive rewriting: questions intent and suggests directions without ghostwriting, ensuring the revised copy remains authentically the author's.Built-in meta-discipline: ensures interaction prompts strictly adhere to the evaluated stylistic standards.Best for: Ideal for self-media creators, long-form article writers, and short-video scriptwriters conducting a 'robotic tone health check' before publishing—especially when readers note it 'sounds like AI' without pinpointing where, as the report isolates specific sentences. Also suited for authors wanting to refine drafts without losing agency, using structured questions to keep creative control in their hands. For developers designing detection skills with false-positive controls and meta-disciplines, it serves as a fully structured reference implementation (comprising trait matrix, threshold rules, genre mappings, and inquiry scripts).
Not for: Not suitable for users seeking one-click paraphrasing or automated rewriting (requires diagnosis first, followed by sequential questioning, modifying copy only upon explicit instruction via an intentionally paced workflow); not suitable for scenarios requiring objective, verifiable metrics (contains no statistical benchmarks or model-based detectors, relying purely on heuristic criteria); not suitable for compliance audits of academic papers or legal filings (rules #1 and #2 are deliberately disabled for academic writing, disclaiming formal argumentative liability); and not suitable for processing confidential drafts when intra-session quoting of source text is prohibited.