UnSlop takes a web page, a draft, or a short list and asks Jev whether each part is doing any work. It never asks whether an AI wrote it. Jev cannot write, so the edit is only a cut, a swap from a fixed phrase list, or a flag. Every word in the result came from the original or that list.
Web mode shows the original page beside a cleaner reader view, and it leaves headings, lists, tables, code and quotes alone. Writing mode shows the cleaned draft, a diff, and a reason for each cut that you can undo. List mode scores short items and lifts the useful ones.
It was built at the San Francisco Jev hackathon.
What you get
- TypeScript source under the MIT license
- Web, writing and list modes that only cut or flag
- A phrase table, so nothing new is written in






