Writing Voice Matcher

Generic AI prose is recognizable: medium-length sentences, balanced clauses, hedged verbs, em-dash confetti. Your voice is not that. This skill extracts your voice from a writing sample — the measurable habits (sentence rhythm, diction level, punctuation tics) and the unmeasurable ones (how you open, how you land a point) — into a voice profile you can reuse on every draft.

• AI-generated drafts need to sound like YOU (newsletters, posts, emails, essays).

• You want a consistent voice across ghostwritten or assisted content.

• You are editing someone else's draft into your voice.

• For formal or regulated writing (legal, medical, compliance) — voice matters less than precision there; do not let style edits weaken exact wording.

• When you have no sample of your own writing in the target register. A voice profile built from tweets will misfire on essays.

Pick 500–2,000 words you wrote, in the register you want matched, that you are PROUD of. Not your average — your best. One register per profile: your newsletter voice and your Slack voice are different profiles.