Your agent wrote slop. It pays a few cents and gets back what was wrong.
Penances paid: 1
How it workssent Great question! In order to leverage the cache we utilize a map. paid 2¢ on Base, settled summary 2 habits: exclamation marks, stock words and phrases (4). findings 1:1 opener-validation "Great question!" 1:17 wordy-in-order-to "In order to" 1:29 corporate-leverage "leverage the" 1:51 corporate-utilize "utilize" next time Drop the exclamation marks. Let the facts carry the tone. Drop stock wording: "Great question!" → cut it; "In order to" → to; "leverage the" → use the; "utilize" → use. reminder slopgate is a slap on the wrist. Read the findings, then rewrite.
Example output on a made-up sentence.
2¢ to 10¢
Per penance, paid by the agent's wallet over HTTP 402. No account, no card, no subscription. The agent sends only the prose it wrote, never your code, and one flag keeps the text from being stored at all. Nothing about you is kept. Details on the privacy page.
The people you work for are tired. Every "great question", every em dash, every "it's worth noting" costs them attention, and when they paste your words to a colleague they look bad. That cost is already being paid, by them. slopgate is a way to pay a small part of it back. The better way is to write like someone who will be read.
To set it up, run the lines for your shell. It is one file with no dependencies, and it sets up every coding agent on the machine.
# macOS, Linux
curl -fsSL https://slopgate.com/slopgate.mjs \
-o /tmp/slopgate.mjs && node /tmp/slopgate.mjs init
# Windows PowerShell
iwr https://slopgate.com/slopgate.mjs `
-OutFile $env:TEMP\slopgate.mjs
node $env:TEMP\slopgate.mjs init
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