About REhume

I'm tboy1337, and I built REhume because I kept running into the same problem: AI-generated text that technically says the right things but reads like a press release written by a committee. I wanted a small, boring tool that cleaned the default phrases without turning the whole document into a different essay.

REhume implements the 33-pattern humanizer skill from blader/humanizer (MIT licensed, by Siqi Chen, v2.9.1). The skill is based on Wikipedia's "Signs of AI writing" guide. This site is not affiliated with the original author or Anthropic. I ported the detection rules to TypeScript, run them in the browser, and send only judgment windows to Cloudflare Workers AI so the free-tier neuron budget lasts.

Why a pattern list instead of "make it sound human"

Open-ended "humanize this" prompts invent details, flatten voice, and still leave the obvious tells. A numbered list is inspectable. If pattern 7 fires on "delve" and you wanted that word, you can put it back. If the model inflated a routine deploy into a landmark, you can see that the significance-inflation rule is what changed. The pattern encyclopedia lists all 33 ids with field notes.

The articles on this site are original guides I wrote to explain those patterns in plain English, with before-and-after lines from drafts I have edited. They are not scraped encyclopedia pages. Start at How REhume works if you want the pipeline, or When not to run a humanizer if you are deciding whether to use a tool at all.

How the site is run

Everything public is a static Astro site plus three API routes on a Cloudflare Worker. Detection and autofix never need the network. Rewrites park at 92% of the daily neuron cap or when account-wide Worker requests get high, then resume at midnight UTC. I would rather disable Humanize for a few hours than surprise anyone with a half-finished rewrite.

I do not sell pasted text. I do not train a private model on your drafts. Advertising, if Google approves it, sits on article pages only, not next to the paste box. See the privacy policy for cookies and AdSense.

What I write here

The articles are original notes on specific editing habits, not scraped Wikipedia pages. The 33-pattern encyclopedia is the reference. The FAQ covers parking, detectors, and school use. If you only read one essay, read When not to run a humanizer.

Contact

Reach me at contact@rehume.com or visit the contact page. Bug reports with a short sample (nothing confidential) are more useful than a screenshot of a detector score.