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What is this even about? It doesnt do anything... #281
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Just checked even the example text via an AI Text checker... it turns out, that even your "improved" text is 100% AI confirmed.
And another one... this is just a joke.
Do you feel you have to fill this text-field because it exists? Don't. It's an issue form.
If none of these instructions sound like something you know, then you don't know how to use a skill. Learn that, then retry. This is not a "install it according to the installing instructions and then magically everything is fine" thing. It's a "skill" for an "agent". If you don't understand that (and from the style of your issue text and comment one can gleam you don't) then your issue is not one of the skill.
You seem to not understand. I used the example text from the project description that was "humanified" and let it run through AI detections. It still stated that its an AI text. So if even the "humanified" example text of the author turns out to be AI, why I am supposed to use this at all?
You copy-pasted a text that a public GitHub project that tries to pretend NOT to be AI has as an example publicly available into a tool that tries to detect AI text and expect that tool does NOT know there are projects that try to pretend they are not AI and does NOT have their docs indexed?
Don't get me wrong, but any AI-detection tool that is at least 1% real would probably know "all the tools" and their docs.
What I am saying is: Let YOUR AI write a text. Pipe it through
/humanizer, then analyse the output. Also, AI output is not something static, it changes often, more than daily. Expect things to change. Opening an issue with NOTHING that anyone can act upon is not helpful to this project.Will do, thanks for clarifying.