paulofilip3
With Reright, your agents are forced to send those messages for your approval.
Each message arrives as an editable draft with all the context you need: what it's about, who will read it, and why the agent wrote it.
You can edit it, trim it down (remove words that only LLMs use), and then approve it.
The agent waits for you and sends your version of the message.
Reright: Human approval for agent-written text
Show HN: Reright.it – Human approval for agent-written text
So, I use agents to write a ton of stuff now: e-mails, client messages, commit messages, comments, etc.The problem is that AI writing is VERY easy to spot and most of the time I don't want it being sent under my name, since it does not sound like me at all.After failing at trying to fix it with rulebooks or skills like humanizer, I decided it was better to try to "catch" every time the agents...
Key ideas from the very early ages of computers and a few new tweaks only recently found the compute power to become useful.