Paste a research proposal draft, brief, and project notes, and get a clear, natural academic-prose revision that keeps your evidence, methods, limits, and required claims intact.
Takes any piece of writing — an email, a Slack message, a report, a doc, a cover letter — and tightens it up: cuts filler, kills unnecessary hedging ("I just think," "sort of," "kind of"), removes throat-clearing openers, swaps vague words for concrete ones, varies sentence rhythm, and nudges passive voice to active where it's just habit rather than a deliberate choice.
Academic papers are dense and jargon-heavy, hard for anyone outside the field to follow. Jargonaut reads your paper and turns it into a blog post, newsletter, or social thread a non-expert can actually understand — translating technical terms into plain analogies without dropping the paper's limitations or inflating its claims. Upload a PDF, pick a format, and get an accurate, publish-ready draft in minutes.
Use when your academic or research writing reads AI-generated. For students, researchers, and writers: paste your draft, get a version that reads like a careful human author — inflated symbolism, promotional language, em-dash overuse, rule-of-three, vague attributions, and AI vocabulary stripped out — argument and citations intact. Based on Wikipedia's 'Signs of AI writing'. Output = rewrite + a list of every AI tell fixed.
Turn one blog or note-style article into 15 draft social posts for X, Threads, and Instagram. This Run helps you repurpose existing writing into editable post ideas, not guaranteed performance content.
A long paper can be grammatically clean yet feel machine-shaped: even paragraphs, general claims, and polished but empty transitions. I study how content feels to real audiences, and grew to nearly 800K YouTube subscribers and 1.19M+ followers across platforms in ~1 year. I built that editorial sense into this AI Skill, which diagnoses AI-like structure, then rewrites essays, papers, and long-form prose with clearer claims, varied rhythm, stronger paragraph shape, and the author's voice intact.
Paste your outline with timestamps, title and audience; get a checked description, chapters that follow the usual rules (confirm on the platform), keyword notes and a links block with placeholders.
You bring a one-line idea; Leader turns it into a goal brief an AI agent can finish alone. It researches your codebase first (commands verified, baselines measured), asks one round of at most 5 questions, then writes a ≤4,000-character brief with a path whitelist, frozen grading standard, anti-gaming acceptance commands, and resume mechanics. Execution and exploration briefs included — plus grading with hidden spot-checks when the run lands.