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Kill AI Slop: 25 questions that stop AI making things up

A free skill that interviews you once (25 questions), then asks 5 quick questions before every post, so AI writes from your real words and stories instead of making things up. With Jacob Zangel.

What’s inside

  1. 1How it works
  2. 2Install it (pick one)
  3. 3The 25 questions
  4. 4Your files
  5. 5Where to paste your brief
  6. 6Before every post
  7. 7Test it before you trust it

How it works

Step

What happens

Time

  1. The interview

25 questions, one at a time. It pushes back once on any vague answer and asks for the last time it happened.

About an hour, in as many sittings as you like

  1. Your files

Six short files in your own words: samples, never-say list, stories, reader, rules and one brief.

2 minutes

  1. Before every post

5 quick questions about this post. Answer out loud. It writes from your answers.

3 minutes

  1. The check

A separate pass reads the draft against your never-say list and fixes every hit.

Every draft

  1. Learn from edits

Give it its draft and your edit. It adds one dated rule.

1 minute per edit

Your voice folder. Each part of the interview fills one file. The green box is the five questions it asks before every post.


That’s the first part. The rest of this guide is free too.

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