Zero Slop is an open-source AI tool that detects and removes AI-generated writing patterns from drafts while preserving core meaning. It uses a scoring system based on 294 weighted patterns to flag common AI slop like canned phrases, vague attribution, and promotional wording, then guides edits through an eight-stage workflow compatible with Claude, GPT, and other AI assistants.
Pair.nvim is a Neovim plugin that integrates AI agents directly into the editor, allowing developers to chat with an AI assistant, request code changes, and review proposed edits without leaving the codebase. The tool maintains a shared agent session between chat and editor, displaying suggested code in unsaved buffers for inspection and control.