writing-style

Routes writing tasks to voice-analyzer or voice-editor sub-skills for voice-matched content.

3|Updated Aug 8, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Jose-Polanco-Oxte/Echos-Live-Music-Visualizer --skill writing-style-jose-polanco-oxte
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: writing-style
Source: https://github.com/Jose-Polanco-Oxte/Echos-Live-Music-Visualizer/tree/main/.agents/skills/writing-style
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Jose-Polanco-Oxte/Echos-Live-Music-Visualizer --skill writing-style-jose-polanco-oxte

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? AI-generated content often sounds generic and fails to match a writer's authentic voice. This Skill routes writing tasks to the right sub-skill so you can build a personal voice profile from your samples and edit drafts until they sound distinctly like you. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Voice Analyzer sub-skill: Analyzes 3-5 writing samples to generate a portable VOICE.md style guide with sentence patterns, vocabulary fingerprints, tone markers, and a forbidden-phrases list. - Voice Editor sub-skill: Applies a 6-pass editing workflow (Structure, Voice Alignment, Slop Removal, Specificity, Rhythm, Authenticity Check) to transform generic AI output into voice-matched writing, with light, standard, heavy, and rescue editing modes. - Use Case: Paste an AI-drafted blog post along with your VOICE.md profile, and the voice-editor removes AI slop phrases, injects your characteristic expressions, and returns annotated edits plus suggestions to refine your voice profile. ## Quick Start Analyze my writing samples in the drafts folder to create a VOICE.md style guide, then edit this AI-generated article to match my voice.

Frequently Asked Questions about writing-style

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

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How do I create a writing style guide from my own samples?

Provide 3-5 writing samples of 500-2000 words each where your voice feels strongest. The voice-analyzer sub-skill extracts sentence patterns, vocabulary, tone, and structure, then generates a VOICE.md style guide with a forbidden-phrases list and validation prompts.

How do I make AI-generated content sound like me?

Supply the draft content and your VOICE.md profile location. The voice-editor sub-skill runs up to six editing passes covering structure, voice alignment, slop removal, specificity, rhythm, and a final authenticity check, returning edited text with change annotations.

What is the difference between voice-analyzer and voice-editor?

Voice-analyzer creates the VOICE.md style guide from your writing samples, while voice-editor applies that guide to edit drafts and AI output. Run voice-analyzer first to build the profile, then use voice-editor for ongoing editing work.

How much editing should AI-generated content need?

Expect to edit 30-40% of AI output to match your voice, per the skill's guidance. Editing more than 50% suggests your style guide or prompts need refinement; editing under 20% may mean you are accepting overly generic content.

Where should the VOICE.md file be saved?

Save it to resources/VOICE.md for project-specific use or resources/voice/VOICE.md for user-wide access across projects. Multiple profiles can be stored as resources/voice/[context]-voice.md for different writing contexts.