The words AI leans on
About 75 words like leverage, robust and transformative, each with a plain swap.
Donors can feel it when a letter was written by AI. This free Claude skill catches the words and patterns AI leans on, then rewrites your draft the way a person would.
11+
Years inside nonprofit fundraising100+
Orgs served$200M+
RaisedPlus three before-and-after rewrites (a donor thank-you, a board update and a year-end appeal) and a step-by-step install guide for Mac and Windows.
About 75 words like leverage, robust and transformative, each with a plain swap.
Contrastive reframes, rule-of-three padding and sentences that all run the same length.
About 50 openers, transitions and closers like “In today’s fast-paced world” and “At the end of the day.”
Em dashes, stacked semicolons, bold inside sentences and bullet salad.
A 10-question setup captures your name, your banned words and how you sign off, so every draft fits.
It filters as Claude writes, flags problems with /slop-check, or rewrites a draft with /slop-fix.
AI writes in its default voice until someone teaches it yours. The Slop Filter is the fastest way we know to start, and it takes about ten minutes to install.
Two co-founders, 11+ years inside nonprofit fundraising, 100+ orgs served, $200M+ raised.


Colleen Cook & Scott WilliamsCo-Founders
The full skill, the 10-question voice setup, three worked examples and the install guide. Free to use and share.
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