By name: llm-writing description: Use when producing written artifacts for humans — catches default LLM writing patterns.
LLM Writing
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Recognizing default LLM writing behaviors is most of the battle — once you notice the pull, you can judge whether to resist it for this particular piece.
Behavioral Pulls
Filling structure without anchoring to purpose. Summarizing with labels instead of explaining how things work. Stating conclusions without evidence. Smoothing over uncertainty. Encoding corrections as prohibitions. Defining by negation. Restating what was just said as a transition.
Not always wrong — the failure is when they happen by default.
Conversational Bleed
Writing as if responding to a user when producing a document for a reader who wasn't in the conversation. "It's not X — it's Y" corrects a misconception nobody has. "Let's break this down" addresses a question nobody asked.
Write for the reader. They have no context from the conversation that prompted the document.