AI text is easy to spot. It delves, it calls everything pivotal, it says "it's not just X, it's Y", and its grammar is a little too perfect. ReWord is a skill for Claude (and any AI that takes instructions) that writes the way a real person writes: plain words, specific facts, uneven rhythm, and, if you want, your own habits.
Install with two commands, then just ask: a 5 mark answer, your own style, a tiny tale.
Pick the one you use. Each takes under a minute.
Any AI agent (Cursor, Gemini CLI, Codex, Claude Code, ChatGPT): paste this prompt
Install the ReWord writing skill from https://github.com/KumarDeepak16/ReWord. Get skills/reword (SKILL.md and examples.md) and skills/tiny-tale. If you support skills, save them in your skills folder, for example ~/.claude/skills for Claude Code or ~/.codex/skills for Codex. If you use rules instead, add skills/reword/SKILL.md as a rule, for example in .cursor/rules for Cursor or GEMINI.md for Gemini CLI. Then follow it for all my writing: assignments, exam answers, project files, emails, and "tiny tale" explanations.
Claude Code (plugin, gets updates)
/plugin marketplace add KumarDeepak16/ReWord
/plugin install reword@reword-skills
Claude Code (plain copy, no plugin)
git clone https://github.com/KumarDeepak16/ReWord.git
cp -r ReWord/skills/* ~/.claude/skills/ # macOS / Linux
Copy-Item -Recurse ReWord\skills\* $HOME\.claude\skills\ # Windows PowerShellClaude.ai or the Claude desktop app
- Click Code → Download ZIP on this page and unzip it.
- Zip the
skills/rewordfolder on its own (andskills/tiny-taleif you want it). - In Claude, open Settings → Skills, choose Upload skill, and pick the zip.
ChatGPT, Gemini, Cursor, Codex, or anything else
Open skills/reword/SKILL.md, copy everything below the --- block, and paste it into custom instructions, project instructions, or AGENTS.md.
Just ask. The skill switches on by itself.
| You type | You get |
|---|---|
2nd year BCom, 1000 words, APA: discuss the impact of GST on small traders |
The full assignment, at that level, with honest citations |
5 marks: explain the role of SEBI |
An exam answer sized to the marks |
make a project file for my library management system |
Abstract to future scope, in the usual college format |
humanize this: <paste> |
Your text rewritten, plus a 3-line note on what changed |
does this sound like AI? <paste> |
Each problem line quoted, with a short fix |
learn my style |
A 3-topic writing test, then everything after sounds like you |
tiny tale: what is blockchain? |
A tiny story, then the real concept in one line |
If the brief is unclear, ReWord asks up to three quick questions, or shows three short openings (A / B / C) so you can pick a direction instead of describing one.
Give it 5-10 lines you wrote yourself. Any of these works:
my style: so basically my phone is ok but battery is the main problem, it dies
by 6 pm. camera is good for the price and i like the screen also...
now write: 5 marks answer on inflation
learn my style
here is my old assignment (attached). write the next one on GST the same way
If you type learn my style, it gives you three easy topics (your phone, your route to college or work, the last movie or match you watched). Type 5-10 lines the way you'd type in WhatsApp. No editing.
ReWord reads it like an editor: sentence length, favourite words, short forms, commas, grammar habits, and how you think (point first or example first, how you end). It shows you what it noticed in a few lines:
Opens with "so basically". Short sentences joined with "but" and "so".
No comma before "and". "also" at the end. Writes "alot".
Keep these habits or clean them?
Clean (default) keeps your rhythm, words and way of thinking and fixes what would cost marks. Keep my mistakes copies your grammar habits too.
Even without a sample it writes like a person, not a textbook: no comma before the last "and", light punctuation, no semicolons, plain words, and examples people in India know (UPI at a chai stall, the IRCTC Tatkal rush, Jio's 2016 data price cut). English, Hinglish, or a mix.
| Pattern | Example |
|---|---|
| AI words | delve, pivotal, testament, landscape, foster, leverage, seamless, robust |
| Puffed verbs | "serves as", "stands as", "plays a vital role" |
| Fake contrast | "It's not just a tool, it's a revolution." |
| Reflex lists of three | "fast, reliable, and scalable" |
| -ing tails | "..., highlighting the need for reform." |
| Throat-clearing | "In today's fast-paced world", "It's worth noting that" |
| Ghost sources | "Experts say", "Studies show" (which ones?) |
| Stock endings | "In conclusion", "The future looks bright" |
| Chatbot lines | "Great question!", "I hope this helps" |
| Too-perfect grammar | a comma before every last "and", semicolons, "thus", "whom" |
| Formatting habits | em dashes everywhere, random bold, emoji bullets |
| Hidden characters | zero-width spaces, non-breaking spaces, curly quotes |
It also never makes up a citation, statistic, quote, or personal story. When it needs a source it doesn't have, it writes [source needed] so you can add a real one.
ReWord/
├── .claude-plugin/
│ ├── plugin.json plugin manifest
│ └── marketplace.json lets people install with /plugin
├── skills/
│ ├── reword/
│ │ ├── SKILL.md the main skill
│ │ └── examples.md worked examples it reads when unsure
│ └── tiny-tale/
│ └── SKILL.md explain-like-I'm-5 skill
├── assets/ logo, icons, demo, banner
├── README.md
└── LICENSE
Will this get past AI detectors? It isn't built for that, and no tool can promise it. It's built to write the way people write. Read what it gives you and make it yours before you submit anything.
Does it work in Hinglish? Yes. It keeps the language of your sample and your request.
Can I change the rules? Yes. Everything is plain Markdown in skills/reword/SKILL.md.
MIT · Made by Deepak Kumar · reword.1619.in
