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if you've ever wanted to learn how to make your AI writing sound more human, or if you're curious how to bring in an external skill, like a detailed instruction someone else has made but into your Claude, stick around cause this is gonna answer both questions. So we all know that AI writing can really sound like AI writing and you know, I have a pet peeve for some of it, like those long M dashes, which apparently great writers use, I didn't know that. But anyway, we don't wanna be like grow, succeed, you know, utilize, wanna sound like like us or at least like a human. So one of the ways you can make your Claude sound like a human is to bring in a skill. Remember, it's just a prompt and instruction that's been developed already by someone else and it's called humanizer. I'm gonna show you how to do it. It's so simple to do it. So you're gonna go to this website called github.com. You're gonna then search for humanizer with a Z. I learnt, we use S, but anyway, use the Z version by Blade. So Blade's the person who's written this skill and it's highly reviewed and trusted. Then you're gonna click on the green code button and hit download. That's really literally just gonna download that file onto your computer. You're just gonna downloads file, unzip that file and then come back into Claude, hit that customize button, skills, add, create skill and then upload this skill. All you're gonna upload is the MD file, the MD file, which is just a text file. You can actually open that file up on your computer and have a look at what's in there, which is simply your prompt. And all of a sudden, you now have a skill. So in any chat in Claude, your forward slash humanizer if that's the name of your skill, make sure whatever you're writing sounds human. How cool is that? Give it a go. Let me know how you go.