Hands-on prompt engineering and LLM evaluation. Built around a diagnose-then-ship loop: forensic transcript critique ▎ that names the exact failure mode, paired with a fixer that produces complete, deployment-ready rewrites — not ▎ vague advice.
面向中英文长文的证据约束写作与润色工作流：支持单稿直接润色、深度重构，以及基于前后文稿和检测报告的对比学习；优先保护事实、引语、引用、结论和作者声音，不承诺检测分数。
Worried your email sounds too harsh? Paste your draft and the recipient context, and SendGuard reviews it from the reader's side. It highlights the riskiest sentence, flags tone issues — cold, pushy, or hard to walk back — and returns a clear verdict: Send, Revise, or Hold. Great for client emails, escalations, or any sensitive message. Structured Markdown output. Runs locally, no data sent. Want a deeper analysis? Try ExpertPanel — an AI advisory board reviews your work and scores it.
审稿人总说您的英文"不够自然",却从不告诉您具体该改什么。本工具专门帮您识别那些在编辑和审稿人面前暴露非母语写作痕迹的系统性模式,如:冠词误用、连接词过度、中式英语、时态不一致。针对每种模式,您将看到一句话的"原稿 vs 更自然的英语学术表达"直观对照,并获得可举一反三的修改规则。每次分析最多提供5个核心模式。如果您的文章已经足够自然,本工具不会勉强指出不存在的问题。
I’ve spent 4 years focused on social media content creation, growing to nearly 800K YouTube subscribers, 281K TikTok followers, and 112K Instagram followers. That work made me sensitive to what feels human, copied, over-polished, or templated. I built this AI Skill to apply that editorial judgment to AI-drafted text: it identifies patterns that trigger AI-style risk, then rewrites by genre, voice, rhythm, and structure while preserving citations, names, numbers, technical terms, and links.
Three independent AI reviewers check your blog draft for generic filler, trademark or copyright red flags, and skeptic-bait claims, then cross-examine.
Scholar Evaluation from affaan-m’s ECC project. Use it to review research papers, proposals, literature reviews, thesis chapters, and other academic work with a structured 1–5 rubric. Evaluate research questions, literature, methodology, evidence, analysis, results, limitations, writing, and citations, then return clear scores, critical issues, revision priorities, and evidence checks.
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.