tone-of-voice

Rewrite outward-facing prose to match Alex Forbes-Reed's writing voice.

Updated Jun 3, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/0xdeafcafe/skills --skill tone-of-voice-0xdeafcafe
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Skill: tone-of-voice
Source: https://github.com/0xdeafcafe/skills/tree/main/skills/tone-of-voice
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/0xdeafcafe/skills --skill tone-of-voice-0xdeafcafe

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps you produce publishable writing that matches Alex Forbes-Reed's voice instead of sounding generic, over-polished, or obviously AI-generated. It is built for moments where wording matters: blog posts, PR bodies, commit messages, customer emails, social posts, and any prose that goes out under Alex's name.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Voice enforcement: Applies Alex's stylistic rules, including British English, direct openings, dry parenthetical asides, concrete specificity, and understated confidence.
  • LLM-tell removal: Filters out high-signal AI habits such as em-dashes, filler transitions, banned hype vocabulary, and templated marketing phrasing.
  • Reference-guided rewriting: Uses detailed style guidance and annotated writing samples to calibrate drafts for different registers, from Slack notes to long-form posts.
  • Use case: Draft a launch announcement or PR description, then refine it so it sounds like Alex actually wrote it rather than a generic assistant.

Quick Start

Ask the assistant to rewrite your draft in Alex Forbes-Reed's voice for publication under his name.

Frequently Asked Questions about tone-of-voice

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I rewrite marketing copy to remove AI-generated phrasing?

To remove AI-generated phrasing from marketing copy, this Skill rewrites your draft to enforce British English, ban em-dashes and hype vocabulary, and replace filler transitions with concrete specifics and dry parenthetical asides.

What is the best way to match a specific brand voice for PR writing?

Matching a specific brand voice for PR writing requires reference-guided calibration using style guides and annotated writing samples to enforce direct openings, understated confidence, and British English conventions.

Can I use this to edit commit messages and Slack messages?

Yes, you can edit commit messages and Slack messages, as the Skill applies its voice enforcement rules across short-form conversational replies, social posts, and long-form launch announcements alike.

Does this editing Skill enforce British English spelling and grammar?

Yes, this editing Skill enforces British English spelling and grammar by default, alongside stylistic rules that eliminate common LLM tells like em-dashes, filler transitions, and templated marketing phrasing.

What are the limitations of using a personal style guide for ghostwriting?

The main limitation of using this personal style guide is that it specifically calibrates prose to match Alex Forbes-Reed's writing voice, meaning the output will reflect his stylistic preferences rather than a generic or customizable brand tone.