em-dash

A Claude Code skill that produces writing with zero em dashes, and, just as important, writing built out of sentences that never reach for one in the first place. Works with most Agents

Find LLM-generated text patterns in markdown, prose, and code comments. Free CLI. 70+ EN/PL patterns. MIT.

Catch AI writing-tells before they reach your readers. Zero-dependency npx CLI: em-dash + ~40 vocabulary tells, path allowlist, runs locally or in CI.

prove you used em dash before ai

The quick way to type en and em dashes on Windows, implemented via AutoHotkey keyboard shortcuts.

Zero-dependency CLI that flags AI 'slop' in prose: fails on the em-dash, warns on LLM tells (words, cliches, smart quotes). Includes a corpus harness to discover new tells as models evolve.

A quick reference guide to the use of dashes

Linter for AI-writing tells in commit messages, PR descriptions and docs. It does not guess who wrote it. It shows the tells.

Generative em-dash ipsum; placeholder text in the native dialect of LLMs everywhere. One file, MIT.

Copy a character

Bookmarklet to remove em dashes from any webpage. One click, works on any page, no install required.

Stops em dashes from reaching anything Claude writes. Hooks, not instructions.

CLI that finds and counts em dashes, en dashes, and hyphens in a codebase.

A small utility for typing Em and En dashes on Windows

Detect and remove invisible Unicode characters from text and code, without damaging emoji, Arabic, Korean, Khmer or braille. The engine behind watermarkcheck.com. No dependencies.

Binds function words, numbers and em dashes in Markdown prose with non-breaking spaces

Find the marks a language model leaves in shipped text: em-dashes and emoji in identifiers, curly quotes in source, generated phrasing in UI strings and docs.

WordPress plugin to automatically detect and replace AI-generated Em Dashes (—), En Dashes (–), and HTML entities with clean standard hyphens to ensure human-grade typography and SEO content quality.

Flag a character once, catch it everywhere.