Rust CLI
Automate the complete pipeline.
Score, rewrite, train a strategy policy, benchmark quality, verify corpora, or commission a human rewrite. JSON and report output preserve the evidence.
Read the CLI reference →Detector-directed rewriting
Sound human.
Keep the meaning.
Skryba generates alternatives, measures every one against the detectors you configure, and rejects anything that fails its quality judge.
$ skryba rewrite draft.txt --report report.json
chunk 1/3
generated 8 candidates
quality 6 passed
selected plainspoken
ai probability 0.14
chunk 2/3
source kept no candidate passed qualityOne pipeline, visible evidence
A rewrite earns its place.
Skryba does not equate a lower detector score with a better sentence. Detectability and quality stay separate until selection.
- 01
Split with restraint
Long input becomes bounded chunks, keeping paragraph boundaries where possible.
- 02
Generate alternatives
A learned policy samples editing strategies and Brama generates multiple candidates.
- 03
Measure twice
Commercial detectors estimate AI probability while an LLM judge checks meaning, facts, grammar, coherence, naturalness, and readability.
- 04
Select without compromise
Candidates with critical errors or low quality are rejected. The least detectable survivor wins; otherwise Skryba keeps the source.
Work where you work
Terminal precision. Native focus.
macOS desktop
Run the installed CLI without hiding it.
Score, Rewrite, and RentAHuman Status each show the exact command, carry stdout and failures across unchanged, and keep credentials below the view.
Explore Skryba Desktop →Guardrails, not guesses
The source is always a candidate.
If no generated candidate preserves meaning above the configured threshold, Skryba keeps the original chunk. It never needs a bad rewrite to finish a run.
- Quality threshold
- 0.90 default
- Rewrite candidates
- 8 per chunk default
- Detector cache
- SQLite, revision-aware
- Inference route
- Brama only
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Understand every score, candidate, command, and boundary.
The website carries the full CLI and desktop corpus: concepts, references, walkthroughs, architecture, configuration, and runbooks.
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