unai helps you clean up AI-generated text and code. It removes repetitive patterns that AI sometimes adds to writing, comments, or commit messages. This tool works through the command line, Claude Code skills, and special rules. It runs on Windows and focuses on making your text sound more natural and clear.

unai supports different tasks like tweaking prose, fixing comments, and improving commit logs. It works quietly in the background or when you ask it to.

Before you begin, here’s what you need to know:

• Operating system: Windows 10 or later
• RAM: At least 4 GB
• Disk space: 100 MB free
• Internet connection: Needed for downloading and updates

You don’t need to know how to program. This guide uses simple steps to get unai running on your PC.

To get unai:

1. Visit the releases page here:
   Download unai from GitHub Releases

2. Look for the latest release, usually named with the highest version number, for example v1.0 or v1.2.

3. Find the Windows executable file. It will usually end with .exe.

4. Click the file to download it to your computer.

After downloading the file, follow these steps:

1. Go to the folder where you saved the .exe file.

2. Double-click the file to start unai.

3. If Windows asks you to allow the app to run, click "Yes" to continue.

4. A command window will open. This is where unai works.

unai mostly works through simple commands in the command window. Here’s how to use it:

1. Open the command window (also called Command Prompt) on Windows:

   • Press the Windows key.
   • Type cmd and press Enter.

2. Navigate to the folder where unai is saved.
   For example, if unai is in your Downloads folder, type:

   cd %HOMEPATH%\Downloads
   

   and press Enter.

3. Type the basic unai command to process your text file:

   unai process myfile.txt
   

   Replace myfile.txt with the name of your file.

4. The program will create a cleaned-up version of your file.

Here are common tasks unai performs for you:

• Removes repetitive AI writing patterns from stories, emails, or documents
• Cleans AI-generated comments in code files
• Improves commit messages for software projects, making them sound natural
• Works with different AI skills like Claude Code and Cursor rules
• Acts as a linter to automatically fix style and format mistakes

The tool helps writers, developers, and anyone who uses AI to create text.

unai works best with plain text files such as .txt, .md, .py, .js, or .gitcommit.

You provide it with a file, and unai outputs a new file free of AI patterns. It does not change your original file unless you tell it to replace it.

• Command line interface (CLI) for simple control
• Support for multiple AI skills and prompt styles
• Strips away repeated phrases and common AI tell-tales
• Available as a downloadable executable for Windows
• Can be set up as a git hook to clean commits automatically

If you want to automate unai:

• Use scripts to run unai on multiple files at once.
• Set up git hooks to clean commit messages automatically every time you save code.

These steps require some basic knowledge of command lines and software projects.

• Always keep backup copies of your original files before processing.
• Start with small files to see how unai changes your text.
• Use simple file names and avoid spaces for easier command use.
• Check the output files after running unai to make sure it fits your needs.

If unai does not start:

• Make sure you downloaded the Windows .exe file from the releases page.
• Check Windows security settings to allow running apps from unknown sources.
• Restart your computer if the command prompt does not recognize the unai command.
• Ensure your command prompt is pointed to the folder containing the unai .exe file.

If unai returns errors during processing:

• Confirm your file is a supported text format.
• Avoid files with very large sizes (over 10 MB).

• GitHub Releases for unai
• Project page for issues and support