Make every AI output sound like you, not like AI.
“Everything the AI writes for us sounds the same. How do we make it sound like us?”
Sets your voice pillars, tone by context, a do and do-not word list, and sample lines the model can pattern-match, so the whole repo writes in your voice.
What this skill does
Turns "make it sound like us" into a guide a model can actually follow: the voice pillars, the tone by context, a do and do-not word list, and sample lines to pattern-match. Without this, every skill output drifts to generic AI voice. With it, the whole repo writes in your voice.
Inputs
A few things you have already published that sound right (a post, an email, a page) and a couple that sound wrong. Your positioning from the Positioning skill, so voice and message agree. No connectors required.
How it works
- 11. Name 3 to 5 voice pillars. Adjectives with teeth: "plain, not corporate", "receipts over adjectives", "direct, no hedging". Each gets a one-line rule.
- Set the tone by context. How you sound in a cold email vs a nurture vs a landing page vs a support reply. Same voice, different dial.
- Write the do and do-not word list. The words and phrases you use, and the ones you never do (the AI tells, the corporate filler, the cliches). This is the fastest guardrail.
- Give sample lines. Two or three real lines that are unmistakably you, each next to its generic-AI counterpart, so the model can copy yours and avoid the other.
- State the one test. The single check any draft must pass to sound like you, for example "would I actually say this out loud?".
Write a prompt in BRIEF, then prove it works.
Turns a plain-language ask into the five BRIEF blocks, then evaluates it: pass rate, a bar per criterion, a consistency score, and the delta against the naive version.
agent-contract
Turn a named agent job into the contract that decides whether it can be evaluated at all: the input line, the output schema, the must-always rules, the must-never list, and the abstain state.