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One thing before you go. The kit includes a blank voice-rules template you fill in yourself. This is the finished version, the one that already knows every word and sentence shape that gives AI away. It works the second it installs. Offer expires in 20:00.
Add AI Copy Cleaner for $7Your free kit is already headed to your email. This is a one-time discount, separate from your freebie.
AI Copy Cleaner is a Claude skill that scans anything you drafted with AI, flags the exact words and sentence shapes that give it away, and hands back the cleaned version in the same response.
You already know the words. Delve. Elevate. Unlock. Seamless. You catch those on the first read and delete them.
The ones that get published are the sentence shapes. "It's not just X, it's Y." Three short fragments in a row for rhythm. A rhetorical question answered in two words. The motivational line tacked onto the end of a paragraph that was already finished.
Those read fine in isolation. Stacked up across an email, they are the reason someone thinks your writing sounds off without being able to say why.
Editing them out by hand takes longer than writing the thing yourself, which is how people end up deciding AI drafting was never worth it.
It shows you what it found, then gives you the clean version. You do not have to ask twice or paste anything back in.
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One click to install. The banned-word engine, the structural rules, and the full AI-pattern table that catches the sentence shapes, not just the vocabulary.
How to install it, how to call it, and what to expect back. Two pages, because it does not need more than that.
No interview, no brand config, no blanks to fill in. Install it and run it on the next thing you draft.
One-time payment. Instant access. Price goes to $9 when the timer hits zero.
The free template is a blank you fill in with your own rules. This is the finished engine, built from years of my own edits across five brands, and it runs with nothing filled in. Use both if you want. The template teaches Claude your specific quirks, this catches the universal tells.
No. It changes what pattern-matches to AI and leaves the rest alone. If a sentence is already clear and sounds like you, it stays exactly as you wrote it.
No, and that's deliberate. Voice-matching needs an interview, samples, and tuning. This is the universal layer, which is why it works the second it installs. If you want voice personalization, that's what the free template in your kit is for.
No. It's a skill, so it runs anywhere skills run. If you're already setting up Cowork with the starter kit, install it there and it's available to everything you write.
Email me at delilah@soloophq.com and I'll refund you. At this price I would rather you keep the skill and lose the seven dollars than feel stuck with something you don't use.
That's the part people miss. AI does not sound off in a thousand different ways. It reaches for the same fifty words and the same dozen sentence shapes, in your emails and in everyone else's.
Once something knows the list, cleaning a draft takes one pass instead of twenty minutes.
It's $7 while the timer runs. After that it goes back to $9.