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People who live with a smell stop noticing it. Generated prose does the same trick. Charles Duhigg tells the household version in The Power of Habit (2012): an odor-eliminating spray that flopped until the company realized habituation was the problem, then sold the bottle as the reward at the end of a cleaning habit. This package is that move for writing. Make the smell visible, then take it off. The original tale is Duhigg's. Read him.
The register is also leaking the other way: humans now write like the models. Spray the prose, not the author. It does not care who wrote the sentence. Bad prose is bad prose.
It does not try to fool AI detectors. Adjacent tools in that market exist. This is a different job: a layered writing law, not a rewrite gadget that makes model output look human.
Earn the word. That is the applicability heuristic in one line: unearned language, not a cargo-cult list of "words ChatGPT uses."
The package is developer-first and lives on npm. This site is room for the idea to be larger than the tarball.
Names
| Layer | Name |
|---|---|
| Product | aiBreze |
| npm | aibreze |
| Site | aibreze.com |
| GitHub | Catalyst-Forge-LLC/aibreze |
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