What problem does it solve? AI-generated text often sounds generic and instantly recognizable as machine-written, which breaks trust when content goes out under a real person's name. This Skill encodes one author's concrete voice rules so drafts, edits, and replies read as if the person wrote them. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Voice rulebook: Enforces non-negotiable mechanics such as no em-dashes, no semicolons, mandatory contractions, plain words, and one idea per sentence. - Register selection: Picks the right surface style first, from lowercase terse chat and PR review comments to fully formed prose for design docs, PR descriptions, peer feedback, and blogs. - Editing mode: Tightens existing drafts by cutting repetition and filler while preserving the author's claims, structure, and technical model. - Use Case: You need a PR review comment, a design doc recommendation section, or a reflective blog paragraph that sounds like you rather than a generated reply. The Skill applies the signature phrases, confidence calibration, and pre-send checklist before anything ships under your name. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to rewrite this PR description in my voice using the write-like-me skill, keeping it concise and free of em-dashes.
