Andre Ambrósio builds HumanInk, a Markdown instruction set for reviewing and rewriting prose in Claude. It turns a catalog of recurring writing patterns into an audit, revision and comparison workflow.[1][2]
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Ambrósio’s personal site publishes essays across technology, business, health and AI. He describes his work in terms of understanding systems and building companies. HumanInk applies that interest in making structure visible to an editorial task: giving a writer named patterns to inspect rather than an unexplained judgment that a paragraph sounds artificial.[1][3]
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HumanInk scans for patterns such as inflated claims, filler and repeated phrasing, then produces a report and rewrite. Context modes change how it treats academic, casual or corporate language. Skip markers protect text, and writing samples guide the requested voice. Its scores summarize these heuristics; they are not proof of who wrote a passage.[2]
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HumanInk
github.comAn inspectable Markdown workflow for pattern reports, prose revision and comparison.
Read the pattern catalog and one worked example before using the score. Installation requires Claude Code or a Claude Project; the criteria can also be read on their own.
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