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AI-text-humanizer

8-stage NLP pipeline that rewrites AI-generated text to read as naturally human — 100% local, no API keys
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README — the repo's own words, folded up so the grading fits on one screen

AI Text Humanizer

A local text-rewriting toolkit for reducing repetitive model-like phrasing and giving generated drafts more varied sentence structure, contractions, vocabulary, and rhythm.

The project runs locally and provides a GUI, CLI, Python API, and optional FastAPI service.

This tool is best treated as a writing and editing experiment. It does not guarantee that text will be classified as human-written by AI-detection systems, and detector scores should not be treated as reliable measures of authorship.

Features

  • multi-stage rewriting pipeline
  • common AI-style phrase cleanup
  • contraction insertion
  • clause reordering
  • sentence splitting and merging
  • configurable lexical variation
  • deterministic runs with an optional random seed
  • Tkinter desktop GUI
  • CLI and Python API
  • optional FastAPI service
  • local execution with no required external model API

Pipeline

The current rewriting pipeline applies a combination of:

  1. marker and phrase cleanup
  2. sentence tokenization
  3. contraction insertion
  4. clause reordering
  5. sentence splitting
  6. sentence-length variation
  7. limited discourse-marker insertion
  8. configurable synonym substitution

These transformations are heuristic. They can improve variety in some drafts but may also alter tone or introduce awkward wording, so final human review is expected.

Installation

git clone https://github.com/muhammadsohaimmuqtada/AI-text-humanizer.git
cd AI-text-humanizer

python3 -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate
pip install -e '.[api]'

Download the optional NLTK resources used by the richer NLP path:

python -m nltk.downloader wordnet punkt_tab averaged_perceptron_tagger_eng

GUI

aip-gui

or:

python -m aip.gui

The GUI provides preset rewrite strengths plus custom controls for transformation rates.

CLI

aip humanize --text "Your draft goes here." --pretty

Runtime checks:

aip doctor --pretty
aip preflight --pretty

Start the optional API service:

aip serve --port 8000

Python API

from aip.humanizer import humanize

result = humanize(
    text="Your draft goes here.",
    synonym_rate=0.20,
    merge_rate=0.20,
    seed=42,
)

print(result.humanized_text)

API

POST /humanize accepts text and transformation settings and returns the rewritten text with basic processing metadata.

Operational endpoints include:

  • GET /healthz
  • GET /readyz
  • GET /doctor
  • GET /policies
  • GET /metrics

Privacy

  • rewriting is performed locally
  • no model API is required for the core pipeline
  • no built-in telemetry is required for local use
  • clipboard actions are user initiated

Testing

pip install -e '.[test]'
python -m pytest tests/ -v

Project documentation

License

MIT License.

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    Zero vulnerable dependencies, explicitly local-only with no API keys required, clear data story, and no credential requests.

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