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Slop Check - Catch AI-Sounding Lines Before You Post

FeedBoss reads your LinkedIn post three times, line by line, and flags the lines a reader would stall on, with a fix for each one.

Slop Check reads a finished post and points at the exact lines that read as machine-written. It predicts how a person reads your draft. It is not an AI-origin detector, and it does not grade you against a rulebook.

Run it two ways: check a draft inside chat, or paste any post into the checker.

What it does

  • Reads the post three times, line by line, and reports only what the three readings agree on.
  • Flags one line at a time, with the reason a reader would react to that line.
  • Gives no overall score inside the app. Editors agree far more on which lines are off than on whether a whole post feels machine-written.
  • Bases every flag on your actual draft, not a house style.

The three ways to fix a flag

Each flag comes with a fix that fits the problem:

  • Rewrite the line: FeedBoss proposes a replacement you can accept or edit.
  • Answer the question: some lines are empty because only you have the fact. FeedBoss asks you for it instead of inventing one.
  • Rewrite the whole post: when the shape is the problem, not any single line.

Rewrite the whole post

Sometimes the trouble is the shape: a hook on top, one sentence per line, an ask at the bottom. When line edits cannot fix that, Rewrite the Whole Post rebuilds the draft in one action.

  • Costs 5 credits.
  • Keeps your voice. The rewrite starts from your draft, with no house style imposed.
  • Leads with your question. If a line needed a fact only you have, FeedBoss asks it first, at no cost.
  • Protects your draft. If the rewrite drops a number, name, or date you supplied, your original stays intact and you are not charged.
  • Nothing changes until you approve it. Your draft and the rewrite sit side by side; you pick.

The public checker

FeedBoss also runs a free Slop Check with no login, in the Free Tools. It gives a 0 to 20 score from a single reading and quotes the line that reads worst. It is a quick taste. Acting on the flags, line by line, is the in-app product.