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So, I use agents to write a ton of stuff now: e-mails, client messages, commit messages, comments, etc.<p>The problem is that AI writing is VERY easy to spot and most of the time I don&#x27;t want it being sent under my name, since it does not sound like me at all.<p>After failing at trying to fix it with rulebooks or skills like humanizer, I decided it was better to try to &quot;catch&quot; every time the agents write public-facing text and force the agents to send it to a single queue and wait for my editing and approval.<p>Why this approach?<p>I still want the agents to draft the text for me, since it&#x27;s time consuming to pull up the necessary information and create the initial structure of the message.<p>All I need to make the text sound like me is to lightly re-structure some sentences, remove the enthusiasm, trim it down, remove words I don&#x27;t use, etc..<p>So I made this for myself and have used it for a while now, find it very useful, so I decided to make it public.<p>If offers a nice looking UI with a proper text editor that allows me to easily edit and approve&#x2F;reject public facing text produced by any of my running agents.<p>It&#x27;s super simple, can be used locally or with cloud session agents (but hooks don&#x27;t work there, so there&#x27;s no way to enforce its use there).<p>Every message shows up as a draft that I can edit and it’s got all the context right there: what it is, who&#x27;s gonna read it, and why the agent even wrote it.<p>Then, I can edit it, hit approve and the agent sends my version of the text.<p>I figured other people might also find it useful, so here it goes.<p>Any feedback is much appreciated.

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/5 18:18:39