About
An MCP server that removes AI writing traces. Detects 33 AI patterns to make AI-generated text more natural and human-like.
Our Verdict
Humanizer is a valuable addition to any AI agent toolkit. Its open-source nature and active development make it a reliable choice for both personal and professional use.
Pricing
Use Cases
- Using Humanizer with Claude, Cursor, and other AI agents
- Integrating Humanizer into existing development workflows
- Automating writing tasks with AI assistance
Pros
- Humanizer integrates seamlessly into development workflows
- Open source with active community support
- Regular updates and feature improvements
Cons
- Humanizer requires some learning to use effectively
- Documentation could be more comprehensive
- May need additional tools for full workflow
Installation
npx skills add blader/humanizerFrequently Asked Questions
How does Humanizer remove AI writing patterns?
It ships detection rules for 33 typical AI writing patterns — hollow emphasis, formulaic transitions, stacked parallelisms and more — then guides the model to rewrite them into natural, human-sounding prose rather than doing simple synonym swaps.
How do I install Humanizer?
In Claude Code run npx @anthropic-ai/claude add mcp-server-humanizer; for Cursor and other clients follow the GitHub README. Once installed, just ask the AI to "humanize this text".
What content is Humanizer best suited for?
Free and open source, it suits blog posts, marketing copy, social content, emails — anywhere natural-sounding prose matters. Note its purpose is improving writing quality, not evading academic integrity checks; follow your institution’s rules for academic use.