Humanize Chinese
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Overview
Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: humanize-chinese Version: 2.4.0 The bundle is a comprehensive toolset for detecting and humanizing AI-generated Chinese text using rule-based patterns and N-gram statistical analysis. The scripts (detect_cn.py, humanize_cn.py, academic_cn.py, etc.) are written in clean Python using only standard libraries, with no external dependencies or network activity. The SKILL.md instructions provide legitimate guidance for the AI agent to perform text rewriting tasks aligned with the user's request, and the use of subprocess.run in compare_cn.py is handled safely via argument lists.
Findings (0)
Artifact-based informational review of SKILL.md, metadata, install specs, static scan signals, and capability signals. ClawScan does not execute the skill or run runtime probes.
The tool may help make AI-assisted academic text appear less AI-generated, which could mislead evaluators if used against rules.
The README explicitly markets the tool for lowering academic AI-detection/AIGC scores, which is relevant to user trust, academic integrity, and policy compliance.
用 ChatGPT 写了论文初稿,担心知网/维普查出来?这个工具就是干这个的。
Use it only where rewriting and AI-assistance disclosure are permitted, and verify that the final text, citations, and claims remain accurate.
If invoked on the wrong file or output path, it could read or overwrite text files the user did not intend to process.
The skill is allowed to run local commands and read/write files. This is expected for its CLI text-processing purpose, but it is still local execution and file mutation authority.
allowed-tools: - Read - Write - Edit - exec ... python scripts/humanize_cn.py text.txt -o clean.txt
Run it only on intended documents, choose safe output paths, and keep backups of important files.
It may be harder to confirm exactly which release or source revision is being installed.
The registry metadata reports version 2.4.0 while package.json and SKILL.md present v2.1.0-era metadata, creating a minor release/provenance inconsistency.
"version": "2.1.0"
If provenance matters, verify the package against the claimed repository and release before relying on it.
