This skill is brought to you by Nick Quick, Founder of CoWrite with AI.
Why This Skill Exists
This one was inspired by an article from Co-Write with AI called “Done Doesn’t Know It’s Done.” It pointed at a tell that gives away machine-assisted writing: the tidy summary paragraph at the end. The piece lands its best line, then keeps going, restating its points like a school essay proving it followed the outline.
Readers feel it even when they can’t name it. The ending is what people carry away and quote, and a wrap-up paragraph trades your strongest beat for reassurance that the piece is over. For leaders and creators publishing every week, that habit quietly flattens everything.
The fix is subtraction, which makes it a perfect fit for a skill. This one finds the wrap-up paragraphs, deletes them, and shows you the piece ending on its last vivid line so you can judge the difference yourself.
Enjoy.
Problem This Skill Solves
Drafts that end with a summary paragraph read as machine-written, and the habit is easy to miss in your own work. This skill deletes the wrap-up and shows you the stronger ending, so you can see for yourself whether the piece was already done two paragraphs earlier.
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