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Make AI-generated writing read as human-written, in fiction and in professional prose. Repairs the narrative architecture of fiction and stories (based on StoryScope, arXiv:2604.03136); routes professional text through domain rules for release notes, announcements, PR and issue r
Make AI-generated writing read as human-written, in fiction and in professional prose. Repairs the narrative architecture of fiction and stories (based on StoryScope, arXiv:2604.03136); routes professional text through domain rules for release notes, announcements, PR and issue replies, code-review comments, incident postmortems, tickets, work orders, technical articles, and blog posts. Four operations - write, review (diagnose AI tells without editing), refactor (minimal in-place edits), recreate (full rewrite). Use when asked to humanize, de-AI, unslop, or strip AI flavor from any text; when writing or revising any of these document types; or whenever output must not read as machine-written.
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Every rule here is backed by a measured human-vs-AI gap. The load-bearing facts: in fiction, a classifier using only narrative-structure features detects AI at 93.2% macro-F1 and style editing barely moves it — so structure is fixed before style, always. In professional prose, the measured tells are different — filler density, missing stance, chatbot residue, register mismatch, format uniformity — and the fix is domain-specific. Route first, then operate.
| Text type | Load, in order |
|---|---|
| Fiction / stories / narrative essays | references/narrative-pass.md → references/discourse-pass.md → references/style-pass.md; diagnose with references/rubric.md |
| Release notes, changelogs, announcements | references/professional-pass.md + references/domains/release-notes.md |
| PR replies, issue replies, review comments | references/professional-pass.md + references/domains/dev-replies.md |
| Incident postmortems / RCA | references/professional-pass.md + references/domains/postmortems.md |
| Tickets, work orders, bug reports | references/professional-pass.md + references/domains/tickets.md |
| Technical articles, blog posts, tutorials | references/professional-pass.md + references/domains/tech-articles.md + references/discourse-pass.md §1–3 |
| Any other prose | references/professional-pass.md + references/style-pass.md |
Every non-fiction route ends with the vocabulary/syntax scan in references/style-pass.md §2–3, and long professional pieces take the whole style pass — in both cases skipping its fiction-slop table. If the text was produced by a known model, add references/model-fingerprints.md (fiction-centric; use as priors).
Any request maps to one of four operations:
| Operation | Contract |
|---|---|
| write | New content. Read the domain file before drafting — architecture and register decisions come first, they cannot be retrofitted cheaply. For fiction, follow Workflow A below. |
| review | Diagnose only — no edits. Produce the defect list (fiction: rubric report; professional: checklist findings with quoted evidence) and stop. Report findings; apply nothing until asked. |
| refactor | Minimal in-place revision preserving structure, voice, and intent. Two-stage: full defect list first, then fix item by item, deepest layer first. Skew replace/delete over insert (measured editor ratio 74/18/8). |
| recreate | Full rewrite. Extract the facts, claims, and intent from the original into a bare list; verify nothing invented; write fresh under the domain rules. Use when defects are structural and the text is short enough that surgery costs more than rebuilding. |
The two-stage protocol is not optional for refactor/recreate: paraphrasing without a defect list makes AI fingerprints more visible, not less (measured on expert detectors).
A — writing new fiction: (1) premise, genre, length — genre sets calibration targets; (2) fill the architecture sheet in references/narrative-pass.md; (3) select 3–5 human-leaning moves + one rarity move; (4) outline, run the outline/QUD checks in references/discourse-pass.md and the echo test in references/narrative-pass.md §2; (5) draft; (6) self-diagnose with references/rubric.md, one group at a time; (7) style pass last.
B — revising existing fiction: (1) diagnose completely first (rubric → discourse → style), no edits; (2) triage — architecture defects need scene-level surgery, tell the user how deep before cutting; (3) fix deepest first; (4) verify: re-run changed rubric groups, read key passages aloud, echo-test any added twist.
| Principle | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Aim at the band, not the opposite pole | Human values are moderate (chronological discontinuity 2.4/5, not 5). Inverting every AI tell creates a new fingerprint. In professional prose the equivalent: match the venue's register, don't overshoot into forced casualness — informality alone fools no trained reader. |
| Select, don't accumulate | Human writing is diverse. Fiction: 3–5 moves per story, chosen for the premise, varied across works. Professional: fix what the checklist actually flags, nothing more. |
| Leave slack | Ordinary sentences, an underdeveloped thought, a plain paragraph. Do not sand every surface. |
references/style-pass.md §7, references/professional-pass.md last section) before flagging: clean grammar, formal tone in formal venues, and conventional templates are not evidence of AI.name: sepia description: Make AI-generated writing read as human-written, in fiction and in professional prose. Repairs the narrative architecture of fiction and stories (based on StoryScope, arXiv:2604.03136); routes professional text through domain rules for release notes, announcements, PR and issue replies, code-review comments, incident postmortems, tickets, work orders, technical articles, and blog posts. Four operations - write, review (diagnose AI tells without editing), refactor (minimal in-place edits), recreate (full rewrite). Use when asked to humanize, de-AI, unslop, or strip AI flavor from any text; when writing or revising any of these document types; or whenever output must not read as machine-written. license: MIT metadata: version: "0.2.0"
--- name: sepia description: Make AI-generated writing read as human-written, in fiction and in professional prose. Repairs the narrative architecture of fiction and stories (based on StoryScope, arXiv:2604.03136); routes professional text through domain rules for release notes, announcements, PR and issue replies, code-review comments, incident postmortems, tickets, work orders, technical articles, and blog posts. Four operations - write, review (diagnose AI tells without editing), refactor (minimal in-place edits), recreate (full rewrite). Use when asked to humanize, de-AI, unslop, or strip AI flavor from any text; when writing or revising any of these document types; or whenever output must not read as machine-written. license: MIT metadata: version: "0.2.0" --- # Sepia — de-AI writing Every rule here is backed by a measured human-vs-AI gap. The load-bearing facts: in fiction, a classifier using only **narrative-structure features** detects AI at 93.2% macro-F1 and style editing barely moves it — so structure is fixed before style, always. In professional prose, the measured tells are different — filler density, missing stance, chatbot residue, register mismatch, format uniformity — and the fix is domain-specific. Route first, then operate. ## Routing | Text type | Load, in order | |---|---| | Fiction / stories / narrative essays | `references/narrative-pass.md` → `references/discourse-pass.md` → `references/style-pass.md`; diagnose with `references/rubric.md` | | Release notes, changelogs, announcements | `references/professional-pass.md` + `references/domains/release-notes.md` | | PR replies, issue replies, review comments | `references/professional-pass.md` + `references/domains/dev-replies.md` | | Incident postmortems / RCA | `references/professional-pass.md` + `references/domains/postmortems.md` | | Tickets, work orders, bug reports | `references/professional-pass.md` + `references/domains/tickets.md` | | Technical articles, blog posts, tutorials | `references/professional-pass.md` + `references/domains/tech-articles.md` + `references/discourse-pass.md` §1–3 | | Any other prose | `references/professional-pass.md` + `references/style-pass.md` | Every non-fiction route ends with the vocabulary/syntax scan in `references/style-pass.md` §2–3, and long professional pieces take the whole style pass — in both cases skipping its fiction-slop table. If the text was produced by a known model, add `references/model-fingerprints.md` (fiction-centric; use as priors). ## Operations Any request maps to one of four operations: | Operation | Contract | |---|---| | **write** | New content. Read the domain file *before* drafting — architecture and register decisions come first, they cannot be retrofitted cheaply. For fiction, follow Workflow A below. | | **review** | Diagnose only — no edits. Produce the defect list (fiction: rubric report; professional: checklist findings with quoted evidence) and stop. Report findings; apply nothing until asked. | | **refactor** | Minimal in-place revision preserving structure, voice, and intent. Two-stage: full defect list first, then fix item by item, deepest layer first. Skew replace/delete over insert (measured editor ratio 74/18/8). | | **recreate** | Full rewrite. Extract the facts, claims, and intent from the original into a bare list; verify nothing invented; write fresh under the domain rules. Use when defects are structural and the text is short enough that surgery costs more than rebuilding. | The two-stage protocol is not optional for refactor/recreate: paraphrasing without a defect list makes AI fingerprints *more* visible, not less (measured on expert detectors). ## Fiction workflows **A — writing new fiction:** (1) premise, genre, length — genre sets calibration targets; (2) fill the architecture sheet in `references/narrative-pass.md`; (3) select 3–5 human-leaning moves + one rarity move; (4) outline, run the outline/QUD checks in `references/discourse-pass.md` and the echo test in `references/narrative-pass.md` §2; (5) draft; (6) self-diagnose with `references/rubric.md`, one group at a time; (7) style pass last. **B — revising existing fiction:** (1) diagnose completely first (rubric → discourse → style), no edits; (2) triage — architecture defects need scene-level surgery, tell the user how deep before cutting; (3) fix deepest first; (4) verify: re-run changed rubric groups, read key passages aloud, echo-test any added twist. ## Calibration — the rule that governs all rules | Principle | Meaning | |---|---| | Aim at the band, not the opposite pole | Human values are moderate (chronological discontinuity 2.4/5, not 5). Inverting every AI tell creates a new fingerprint. In professional prose the equivalent: match the venue's register, don't overshoot into forced casualness — informality alone fools no trained reader. | | Select, don't accumulate | Human writing is diverse. Fiction: 3–5 moves per story, chosen for the premise, varied across works. Professional: fix what the checklist actually flags, nothing more. | | Leave slack | Ordinary sentences, an underdeveloped thought, a plain paragraph. Do not sand every surface. | ## Hard guardrails - **Never invent specifics.** Fiction: intertextual references, brands, places must be real and correct. Professional: versions, numbers, timestamps, benchmarks, quotes come from the actual change/incident/data — missing info means ask the user or leave an explicit TODO, never fill. Confident wrong facts are themselves a top-tier tell. - **Deletion beats addition** (74% replace / 18% delete / 8% insert). The only additive fix is real specificity. - **Respect the author's voice and the venue's corpus.** Extract habits from the user's samples or the venue's recent artifacts before editing; edit toward *that* profile. Do not remove a mannerism they actually use. - **Dialogue quotes and quoted material are load-bearing** — do not regularize them. - **Check the whitelists** (`references/style-pass.md` §7, `references/professional-pass.md` last section) before flagging: clean grammar, formal tone in formal venues, and conventional templates are not evidence of AI.
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