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Had the text judged cold, no context, human or machine. The verdict came back machine, on three counts: 'Uncertain' opening two sections, an intro that scanned too evenly, and no trace of why the tool exists. Reworded those. A second cold read called it human. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughREADME documentation now clarifies Lidarr monitoring behavior, updates the demo command description, and documents unchanged compatibility with RateYourMusic CSV exports. ChangesREADME documentation
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A reviewer with no context called the text machine-written and named three reasons: 'Uncertain' opening two sections, an intro that scanned too evenly, and no trace of why the tool exists. Reworded those. A second blind read called it human at 72%.
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Two sections opened with the same word and the intro read a bit flat. Reworded them.
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Two sections opened with the same word and the intro read a bit flat. Reworded them.
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Ran the README past a reviewer that got no context, just the text, and one question: written by a human or by an AI.
Round 1 came back AI. The prose complaints: 'Uncertain matches' and 'Uncertain rows' opening two sections with the same word, an intro whose sentences all scanned the same, and not one line about why the tool exists.
Fixed those three things:
Round 2, fresh reviewer, same blind setup: HUMAN at 72%. The things it believed were most human are the things round 1 asked for.
No code changes.
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