What problem does it solve? Drafting or editing blog posts, docs, and talks in a consistent personal voice is hard, and AI-generated text often drifts into lists, jargon, and recognisable AI patterns. This Skill applies a defined voice profile to prose and then runs a cleanup pass for AI tells. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Voice Rewriting: Applies eight concrete rules — simple words, prose over lists, varied sentence rhythm, active voice, British spelling, concrete examples over adjectives, natural links, and no AI tells. - Humanizer Orchestration: Delegates AI-pattern detection to the separate humanizer skill rather than duplicating its checks, invoking it via the Skill tool after the voice pass. - Batch Sweeps: Processes directories of posts in a read → voice pass → humanizer loop, summarising files touched and flagging passages it was unsure about. - Use Case: Ask it to review all Jekyll blog posts for voice consistency; it rewrites each file surgically, bumps the lastmod front matter field on changed files, and reports what changed and why. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to rewrite a draft blog post in Josh's writing voice and run the humanizer pass on the result.
