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unslop is an open-source CLI project that empirically measures the repetitive defaults your AI models collapse toward, then converts those findings into a reusable instruction profile. Instead of guessing what makes your outputs feel generic, unslop generates large sample sets, analyzes recurring patterns, and produces a focused markdown skill file you can drop into Claude Code, CLAUDE.md, Codex, Cursor rules, or any system prompt.

Using a domain-driven workflow, unslop can target specific areas like blog writing, marketing emails, Python tutorials, or startup SaaS landing pages. It spins up prompts, runs many generations with Claude Code, and for visual domains even renders Chromium screenshots so the analysis can inspect real page layouts. The result is a detailed breakdown of overused structures, transitions, and visual tropes, plus a before/after comparison that shows how your customized profile changes model behavior.

Key capabilities include:

• Domain-specific pattern detection for text and visual outputs
• Automated prompt set creation and high-volume sampling
• Markdown skill profile generation (skill.md) for reuse across agents
• Before/after comparisons with HTML, markdown, and PNG snapshots

By integrating unslop into your workflow, you can systematically de-slop AI outputs, reduce sameness across generations, and build durable style profiles that keep your assistants sharp, specific, and on-brand.