A Chrome extension that hides AI-generated posts. It works on X and LinkedIn today. Reddit and YouTube are next.

- Scores every post in your feed for how likely it is to be AI-written.

- Collapses the ones over your threshold. One click shows a post again.

- Animated mode lets you watch it work: a scan line runs over each post, then the post turns green and stays, or turns red and folds away.

- Can be tuned to your own judgment. Mark posts as AIorHuman, then fit the weights from your labels.

- It reads the text of each post as it nears your screen.

- It asks TypeSafe Jev about 18 narrow yes/no and rating questions about the text. Examples: does it use the "it's not X, it's Y" frame, does it open with praise, how generic is it, how much personal voice does it have.

- Jev answers each question with a probability. It writes no text and gives no opinions.

- The extension combines the answers into one score with weights. A small script fits those weights from the posts you labeled.

- Posts under 5 words are left alone. There is too little to judge.

You bring your own TypeSafe API key. It stays in your browser. Post text is sent to TypeSafe for scoring and nowhere else. 1,000 posts cost about 4 cents.

Paste this into Claude Code, Codex, or any coding agent:

Read https://raw.githubusercontent.com/adamnroman/slop-filter/main/SKILL.md and follow it to install Slop Filter in my Chrome.

Your agent clones the repo and walks you through the few clicks Chrome requires. Your API key goes into the extension's options page, never into the chat.

Or do it by hand: clone this repo, open chrome://extensions, turn on Developer mode, click Load unpacked, pick the folder. Then open the extension's options and paste your TypeSafe API key.

SKILL.md teaches your coding agent how to update it, add a tell you noticed, fit the weights from your labels, and add a site. docs/development.md has the full detail. To send a change back, see CONTRIBUTING.md.

See CHANGELOG.md and the releases page. Each release has the extension as a zip you can unpack and load.

MIT for the code. The bundled Fredoka font is under the SIL Open Font License. The icon is under the Flaticon license with the credit above, not MIT. See assets/icons/ATTRIBUTION.txt.