VibeAxis AI Slop Index
Quantifies AI-slop so humans can kill it.
VibeAxis AI Slop Index launched on August 31, 2025 with 11 votes, #1,601 of 8,530 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
The Slop Index tells you how much writing smells like oatmeal or corporate brochure paste. It reads the room—repetition, buzzword foam, cliché fingerprints, hedgey language, passive dodgeball, sentence rhythm, paragraph sameness, and grade level.
This isn’t vibes; it’s a blood test. Fix the weak spots, re-run, and watch the number drop. If you publish without checking, that’s a choice—just don’t ask why your readers bounce like rubber balls. What the score means (copy for results page): 0–29 (Clean): Human on the keys. Keep the…
— This isn’t vibes; it’s a blood test. Fix the weak spots, re-run, and watch the number drop. If you publish without checking, that’s a choice—just don’t ask why your readers bounce like rubber balls. 0–29 (Clean): Human on the keys. Keep the receipts, not the swagger. 30–49 (Meh): Some slop in the joints. Tighten nouns, kill filler, vary the beat. 50–69 (Canned): Template fingerprints everywhere. Replace claims with specifics or cut it. 70–100 (Oatmeal): Corporate slurry. Start over or amputate whole sections. Empty state (above the box): Paste text or fetch a URL. If it winces, it’s working. Post-run nudge (below the…from vibeaxis.com
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