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Slop Mop

A free Chrome extension asks Jev about signs of low-value writing in LinkedIn posts, then lets readers hide, highlight, inspect, or override its judgments.

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# Slop Mop

**Mop the slop out of your LinkedIn feed.**

[slopmop.lol](https://slopmop.lol)

*Not an AI detector. A bad-writing detector.* Your attention deserves a filter you control.

Free. No signup. MIT licensed. Desktop Chrome and other Chromium browsers, LinkedIn only for now.



Slop Mop is a small, slightly mischievous research experiment. A browser extension reads LinkedIn posts before they reach you, asks an AI model to judge the writing, and either folds the suspected slop into a strip or outlines it, along with the reasons. You can always open a post, inspect the score, or overrule the verdict. Slop Mop never deletes, reports, mutes or blocks anything.

Less slop. More control. Your call.

## At a glance

✅ Free. No signup, no account, no paid tier
✅ Reads posts before they reach you
✅ Hides suspected slop in a strip, or outlines it and says why
✅ Shows the score and the signs behind it
✅ Lets you overrule it: unfold a post, or vote No, Maybe or Probably
✅ Keeps useful writing, however it was made
✅ Open source (MIT): run your own server, change the weights

❌ Doesn't send author names, only the post text and its reaction, comment and repost counts
❌ Doesn't read your drafts unless you press the mop button in the post composer
❌ Doesn't send your name, LinkedIn account or anything about you (votes use a random install id)
❌ Doesn't store the post text (only a hash of it and the scores)
❌ Doesn't run outside LinkedIn or read your other tabs
❌ Doesn't touch ads
❌ Doesn't delete, report, mute or block anything
❌ Doesn't cost money
❌ Doesn't claim to know who wrote a post. It's not an AI detector

## Not an AI detector

The question isn't "did AI write this?" It's "was this worth someone's attention?"

Useful AI-assisted writing shouldn't lose because a model to

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