DeSlop writing plugin
Improve AI-generated writing with DeSlop
Your AI-assisted draft says what you mean, but the wording sounds generic. DeSlop helps you find what feels off and make the approved edits sound like you.
The problem
AI can help you get ideas onto the page. It can also call a routine update “a pivotal moment” without saying what changed. Generic claims, filler transitions, and repeated phrasing flatten your voice. The useful edit is to find those passages and keep the wording that still sounds like you.
The solution
We built DeSlop to help you revise generic AI-assisted writing without losing your voice. This writing skill checks your draft against 39 catalogued patterns, shows possible findings and reasons before a rewrite, and asks which changes you approve. Its editing workflow preserves the facts and meaning you supplied while using your feedback as the guide.
How it works
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Give it your draft
Upload or paste a blog, newsletter, or email draft you made with AI. Add a sample of your own voice if you have one; it gives DeSlop a better reference for the edit.
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Find the patterns
DeSlop checks your draft against 39 AI-writing patterns, including generic phrases, filler, inflated claims, and repetitive structure. It looks at context and possible false positives before recommending changes.
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Review the findings
It shows the passages it flagged and why. You decide what sounds wrong, what belongs in your voice, and which changes to make.
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Revise what you approve
DeSlop rewrites the approved passages using your feedback, then checks that the draft keeps your meaning and adds no unsupported facts.
Use DeSlop in your app
New to plugins? Read the beginner guide. Choose your app below, add DeSlop, then upload or paste a paragraph from a blog post, newsletter, or email you are already drafting. Ask “Use DeSlop on this.” or choose DeSlop from the / skill picker where available. Review its findings before approving a rewrite.
The easiest writing test. Use the Plugins screen; no terminal is needed.
Set it up
If you prefer the desktop app, download Claude and sign in.
Download Claude ↗Open Customize, then Plugins. Choose Add, Add marketplace, and Add from a repository.
Enter this repository address.
ProfSynapse/synaptic-labs-pluginsIn Discover, find DeSlop and choose Add.
Start a new chat, upload or paste your own AI-assisted draft, and ask Claude to use DeSlop. Review the findings before approving a rewrite.
Need a hand with setup?
Paste this into an ordinary Claude chat for guidance. You still make the changes in the Plugins screen; the chat does not install it for you.
Walk me through adding DeSlop to Claude using Customize > Plugins. Give me one step at a time and wait for me to confirm each step. The marketplace is ProfSynapse/synaptic-labs-plugins.First use
Use DeSlop on your own draft
Upload or paste your own AI-assisted draft into the app where DeSlop is enabled.
Ask “Use DeSlop on this.” in your app, or choose DeSlop from the / skill picker where available.
What to expect
Review the candidate findings and decide which are fair before approving any rewrite.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I use DeSlop?
The released skill is available through the Synaptic Labs marketplace in Claude and supported ChatGPT desktop or Codex plugin environments. Choose your app in the walkthrough for its exact setup path.
Do I need a terminal?
No for the Claude or ChatGPT desktop marketplace steps. Claude Code and local Codex also have command-line paths when you prefer an agent-led install.
Can it keep my writing voice?
Give it a sample of your writing and review the suggestions. The skill treats your voice sample as the strongest style reference, and you can keep any flagged wording that fits.
Will it add facts or change my meaning?
Its workflow requires a fact-preserving rewrite and a check for unsupported details. Read the result against your source and reject any change that loses a qualification or adds a claim.
Does it detect whether text was written by AI?
No. It identifies possible writing patterns to review. A phrase can be flagged in human writing too, so you decide whether the finding is useful.