Humanizer Ru is an editing skill for AI agents such as Claude Code, Codex and Cursor, built to clean up Russian text. The agent removes bureaucratic phrasing and formulaic turns of speech, rewrites the affected passages more plainly, and then compares the edit against the original so that meaning, numbers and qualifiers are preserved. The vendor states that it does not add invented figures or forced jokes, and that a writer's own voice and humor are kept.
The site also hosts a free scanner that runs in the browser. A user pastes a draft of up to 30,000 characters, chooses a genre such as marketing, news, scientific, legal or fiction, and receives a score with the specific phrases that deserve a second look. The vendor says the text is processed in the browser and is not sent to a server or saved. The score reflects matches against a catalog of 67 patterns for Russian. The site says it does not determine authorship and does not prove that meaning was preserved. A comparison view checks numbers, punctuation, percentages and currency amounts between the source and an edited version.
The source code is published under the MIT license. The site shows no paid plans or prices, and the scanner is offered without registration. The tool suits writers, editors and teams who already work with an AI agent and want a consistent review step for Russian copy.
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