About
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. aiBreze is that move for writing. Make the smell visible, then take it off. The original tale is Duhigg's. Read him.
The register leaks the other way too: humans now write like the models. Spray the prose, not the author.
aiBreze does not try to fool AI detectors. Adjacent tools make model output look human. This is a writing standard.
Earn the word. The hunt is unearned language, not a list of "words ChatGPT uses."
Names
| Layer | Name |
|---|---|
| Product | aiBreze |
| npm | aibreze |
| Site | aibreze.com |
| GitHub | Catalyst-Forge-LLC/aibreze |
Maintained by Catalyst Forge LLC. MIT licensed.