voice-fingerprint

A Voice DNA blueprint prevents characters from sounding the same by defining manuscript-level narrative voice, speech patterns, internal monologue style, and vocabulary constraints for each character before drafting begins.

A character voice blueprint specifies how a character's voice fragments, shifts rhythm, and breaks during Stress, Overwhelm, or Collapse states. This pressure-tested specification ensures drafts remain character-true and consistent even during crisis scenes.

Create a voice style guide by generating a formal Voice DNA document from existing foundation.md and outline.md files. This document provides global narrative voice constraints, per-character voice cards, and an anti-pattern checklist to reduce AI-like sameness across the manuscript.

Yes, generating a voice fingerprint requires foundation.md, outline.md, and STATE.yaml files in the book root directory. The Skill reads these files to honor foundation-defined voice constraints and output a deterministic, evidence-ready blueprint for downstream writing agents.

Yes, a Voice DNA document includes forbidden constructions, forbidden words, and an anti-pattern checklist specifically designed to reduce AI-like sameness. These guardrails enforce differentiable prose and maintain character voice consistency throughout the book.

The voice blueprint is limited to enforcing format-specific requirements within long-form book production workflows. It requires deterministic foundation.md and outline.md inputs and outputs a static voice-dna.md document, meaning it does not dynamically adapt voice rules during live drafting.