People kept saying my comments sounded AI-generated, so I built this

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I originally came to Reddit because I wanted to discuss LLMs.

More specifically, I wanted to talk about context management, long conversations, memory systems, context compression, and the limitations of current agent architectures.

The problem was that English isn't my native language.

Every time I tried to explain an idea, I'd write it in Korean first, run it through AI, rewrite it, rewrite it again, and still get comments like:

"This sounds AI-generated."

To be fair, they weren't entirely wrong. I was using AI.

But I wasn't using AI to generate ideas.

I was using AI because I couldn't express those ideas in English well enough.

After a while, I got tired of explaining the same thing over and over:

"No, I'm not a bot."
"No, I'm not trying to automate Reddit."
"I'm just Korean."

Eventually I built a small tool for myself called "R U Reddit??"

It takes Korean text and rewrites it into something closer to a natural Reddit comment.

Not because I want to pretend to be a native speaker.

Not because I want to fake anything.

I just wanted to participate in discussions without spending half my time defending my English.

Ironically, I built it because I wanted to talk less about AI-generated writing and more about LLMs themselves.

So if some of my comments still sound a little AI-ish, please bear with me.

I'm not trying to replace the conversation.

I'm trying to join it.

Honestly, I just want a seat at the table.