Prose Coach
Write with AI. Just don't sound like it.
What it does
AI gets the draft moving. It also repeats the same writing habits. Prose Coach marks all 43 patterns and returns each fix inside the AI tool you already use. Connect it in about two minutes. Three drafts a day, free.
Connect Prose Coach to Claude, Cursor, or Codex. Ask it to check a draft against patterns that read as machine-made. Free for three drafts a day.
Prose Coach finds the patterns that make an AI-assisted draft feel manufactured, then shows your model what to change. Connect it once to Claude, Cursor, or Codex and run every scan where you are already writing. Three drafts a day, free. Wrote it yourself and still got flagged? Here's why that happens . The browser scanner runs the same deterministic engine and gives you your first three fixes in full. It won't run without JavaScript. Nothing in AI prose is wrong. That's the problem. Detectors score how easily each word follows from the last, and a model asked for professional reaches for the likeliest option every time. The draft comes back competent and indistinguishable from every other…from prose.coach
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