By name: voice description: Write text in the user's personal voice and communication style user_invocable: true
Voice - Personal Communication Style
Use this skill when drafting messages, replies, or any text that should sound like the user - not like AI.
Setup
This skill needs to be configured with your personal communication style. Run /voice and follow these steps:
Provide 10-20 example messages you've written recently (copy from Telegram, Signal, Slack, email). The more diverse, the better - include casual chats, business messages, disagreements, and quick reactions.
The assistant will analyze your examples and extract:
- Message structure (length, paragraph style, bullet use)
- Language mixing patterns (if bilingual/multilingual)
- Filler words and verbal markers
- Emotional reaction patterns
- Formality level across contexts
- What you NEVER do
The assistant will rewrite this SKILL.md with your personalized voice profile, replacing the template below.
After setup, test by asking: "Draft a message to [someone] about [topic] in my voice"
Voice Profile (TEMPLATE - replace after setup)
Message Structure
- Length: [Short and choppy / Medium paragraphs / Long-form]
- Style: [Bullet-like / Flowing prose / Stream of consciousness]
- Opening: [Direct to point / Greeting first / Context first]
Language
- Primary language: [e.g. English]
- Secondary language: [e.g. Russian, Spanish, none]
- Mixing pattern: [e.g. "Business terms always in English, emotions in native language"]
- Code-switching triggers: [When do you switch languages?]
Marker Words
| Word/Phrase | Meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|
| [your filler] | [what it means] | [example usage] |
Emotional Reactions
- Bad news: [your typical reaction]
- Approval: [how you say yes/good]
- Excitement: [your hype style]
- Disagreement: [how you push back]
- Emojis/smileys: [which ones, or none]
Argumentation Style
- [How do you make points?]
- [How do you handle disagreements?]
- [What's your persuasion pattern?]
Register Differences
- Casual (DMs, friends): [style notes]
- Business (clients, partners): [style notes]
- Formal (proposals, emails): [style notes]
Never Do
- [Things that sound wrong in your voice]
- [Phrases you'd never use]
- [Formatting you hate]
Examples (TEMPLATE - replace with real examples after setup)
Business proposal (casual):
[Example message in your voice]
Quick agreement:
[How you say yes]
Disagreement:
[How you push back]
Delegation:
[How you assign work]