eranshir/personal-voice-capture

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A Claude Code meta-skill that learns your writing voice from your own samples and edits, then compiles it into a reusable voice skill.

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# Personal Voice Capture

> Teach an AI agent to write like *you* — not from a one-off prompt, but from your own writing and your own edits.

Every agent I use writes the same way. Competent, fluent, and unmistakably not me. I bet yours do too.

**Personal Voice Capture** is a Claude Code meta-skill that compiles your real writing into a durable, reusable *voice skill*. Run one short calibration session: the agent reads your samples, tests what it learned against your edits, and writes a `SKILL.md` that any future agent loads to draft or rewrite in your voice — chat, email, memos, public posts. You stop re-explaining "make it sound more like me" every time.

It captures **how you express things, not what you believe**. A voice skill rewrites the intent *you* give it. It doesn't decide what you think.

## Why

Generic AI prose is recognizable, and it's flat. The usual fix — paste a few examples, hope for the best — doesn't compound. The next session starts from zero.

So treat your voice as something to compile from evidence, not guess from a prompt:

```
your writing samples  +  generated probes  +  your edits
        →  voice rules + approved examples  →  a reusable SKILL.md
```

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