Human Writing（活人感写作）

Human Writing (活人感写作) is an open-source Chinese writing Skill by GitHub user KKKKhazix. The README says it targets a familiar problem: the text reads smoothly, yet you can't tell who wrote it. Before writing, it asks whether you have anything to write about. For non-fiction, it researches when material is thin, and asks you or writes shorter when it can't find enough. For fiction, it can invent freely, but every scene still needs a goal, an action and a change. Once the material holds up, it watches three things: verified facts and quotes, every paragraph adding something new, and plain spoken Chinese without report-speak. A final pass cuts repetition, varies sentence length, and catches dashes, overused colons and set-up-then-flip sentences; the bundled checker only flags the hard rules and leaves style to you. What sets it apart is that version 1.1 moved from banning certain words to banning the move itself, so rephrasing the same trick doesn't slip past. It suits Zhihu answers, WeChat articles, blogs, profiles, science writing, reviews, fiction and voiceover scripts.

Who it's for:people who write long-form Chinese content, especially for WeChat, Zhihu and forums.

Before you start: send the repository link to an AI agent that can install Skills, or copy the whole human-writing folder into your Skills directory; there's also a short version you can paste into a chat. The checker uses only Python's standard library, reads your draft without changing it, and doesn't go online. For non-fiction it uses your AI's own search to find material, and your text is processed by that AI at its usual cost. The rules ban dashes and non-quote colons, which may not suit every style. MIT license.

Based on the project's public documentation. Not tested by AI Inspiration World.