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Reads from the Desloppy team: writing with AI without the default chatbot sound, MCP setup, test results, and how the Slop score works. Release notes are in What's new.
How to make AI writing sound like you
You don't need to start over. Most chatbot drafts only need five or six lines changed. Here is how to find them and what to put in their place.
Words that sound like AI, and what gives a draft away
Lists of AI words to avoid don't tell you much. What gives a draft away is several habits piled into one paragraph. Our numbers, and what to cut.
How to add an MCP server to Claude, Claude Code and ChatGPT
Exact steps to add a remote MCP server to Claude, Claude Code and ChatGPT, how to check it works, and what to do when sign-in loops. Desloppy is the worked example.
Desloppy vs six AI detectors on humanized text
A public dataset scores detectors on AI text that was run through "humanizer" tools. We scored the same texts with Desloppy. Here is what came out, with the caveat that matters.
What the Slop score is
Every Desloppy check ends in one number from 0 to 100. Where it comes from, what the bands mean, and when to trust it.
How Desloppy learns your voice without keeping your words
Sign in and Desloppy learns how you write. It keeps a few numbers. Here is exactly which numbers, where they come from, and what they can never do.