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LinkedIn Humanizer: Posts That Sound Like You
Rewrite any LinkedIn post so it sounds human, using only your facts, and check it with a built-in AI-tell checker.
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LinkedIn Humanizer: Posts That Sound Like You
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Humanize this LinkedIn post. My real facts: team of 8 engineers, our daily standup was
15 minutes, we switched 6 weeks ago to a written Slack update that takes about 5 minutes,
our newest developer stopped asking for help early because he kept stuck problems to himself
for two days, so we added a 20 minute call every Friday and he asks sooner now.
Audience: engineering managers. [AI draft pasted below]
Excited to share a game-changing insight on team productivity! In today's fast-paced
world, daily standups aren't just meetings, they're a silent productivity killer. I decided
to leverage async updates for my team of 8 engineers. The results? Truly transformative.
At the end of the day, great leaders foster a culture of trust and autonomy. Agree? Let me
know in the comments! #Leadership #Productivity #Management #Agile #Engineering #Future
- Read your context and instructions
- Compiled the linkedin humanizer
(Sample facts are made up for this demo.)
I checked your draft first. It came back
Needs work (4 high, 2 medium): overused words (leverage, empowering, foster, game-changing, transformative), cliche phrases ("in today's fast-paced", "at the end of the day", "excited to share"), two "not X, but Y" pivots, engagement bait ("Agree?", "let me know in the comments"), five emoji used as bullets and openers, and seven hashtags.
Here is the rewrite, using only your facts:
I stopped daily standups for my team of 8 six weeks ago.
The old standup was 15 minutes a day. Multiply that by 8 people and 5 days and it comes to 10 hours of team time every week. Now everyone writes a short update in Slack. It takes about 5 minutes each, so we're at roughly 3 hours.
It wasn't all smooth. Our newest developer stopped asking for help early. In writing, he kept stuck problems to himself for two days.
So we added a 20 minute call every Friday. He asks for help sooner now.
If you manage engineers: have you tried going async, or what's stopping you?
Re-check: Clean (0 high, 0 medium, 0 low). 573 characters, and the first line is 56 characters, so it shows in full before "see more".
What I changed
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The first line is now a fact instead of an announcement. "Game-changing" and "transformative" became your real numbers: 15 minutes x 8 people x 5 days is 10 hours a week, and about 3 hours now with 5 minute updates.
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I added the downside from your notes (the newest developer stuck for two days) and the Friday call that fixed it. That detail is what makes the post believable.
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I removed the emoji bullets, the 7 hashtags, the engagement bait, and the moral ending. The post closes with one specific question for managers.
Two other first lines to test
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Our daily standup cost 10 hours of team time a week.
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Six weeks ago I cancelled the standup for my team of 8.
Please confirm before posting
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The 10 hours and 3 hours are calculated from your numbers (8 x 15 min x 5 days, and 8 x 5 min x 5 days). Check they match your team.
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The 5 minute update time came from your notes. If it is an estimate, say "about 5 minutes", as I did.
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About this skill
Most AI-written LinkedIn posts sound the same: "excited to share", emoji bullets, "it's not about X, it's about Y", seven hashtags, and a begging question at the end. Readers spot it in one line.
This skill fixes that. Give your agent a rough draft, notes, or an AI-sounding post, and it rewrites it in a natural voice. A small checker then scans the result for the tells that make a post look generated, so you can see the difference instead of guessing.
What you get
- A rewritten post in a code block, ready to copy
- A strong first line that shows before "see more" (kept under about 140 characters)
- A before and after check: overused words, cliche phrases, "not X, but Y" pivots, emoji bullets, hashtag overload, engagement bait, and even sentence rhythm
- Two alternative first lines to test
- A short list of what changed and what you should confirm before posting
What makes it different
- It never invents facts. No made-up numbers, quotes, clients, or stories. If your notes are thin, it asks for one real detail or leaves a clear placeholder. A believable fake anecdote is the fastest way to lose credibility.
- It checks its own work. The bundled checker runs on your draft and again on the rewrite.
- No em dashes or en dashes. The rewrite uses normal punctuation.
- It matches your voice. Paste one to three past posts and it copies your sentence length, formality, and habits.
- It leaves good posts alone. If your draft is already clean, it makes small edits instead of rewriting for the sake of it.
How to use it
- Paste your draft or notes and say who the post is for.
- The agent checks the draft, rewrites it, fact-checks the rewrite against what you gave it, and checks again.
- Copy the final post.
Good to know
- The checker is English-only and uses plain Python (no installs). In other languages the agent applies the same rules by hand.
- It improves clarity and specificity. It does not promise to pass AI detectors, which are unreliable.
- Includes a sample brief, an AI-sounding draft, and the humanized result so you can see the output first.
How to use
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