Summary
AI skill that measures an author's own writing samples and generates a reusable voice profile and Claude custom Style.
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Asking a model to write in someone's voice usually fails because the instruction is a list of adjectives - punchy, warm, professional - which no model can act on consistently. Authorship attribution research shows the opposite approach works: individual style is carried by measurable, largely unconscious markers such as function-word patterns, syntax, sentence-length distribution and punctuation habits. A skill that measures those features from an author's own samples, extracts the anti-patterns the author never produces, and then compiles them into a saved Style produces far more consistent output than any amount of describing tone.
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AI skill that measures an author's own writing samples and generates a reusable voice profile and Claude custom Style.
Default model prose is recognisably uniform, and describing a personal writing voice in adjectives does not reliably change it, so drafts need heavy rewriting to sound like their supposed author.
A Claude skill vets and measures an author's own writing samples, extracts observable stylistic features and AI anti-patterns, runs a calibration loop against generated samples, and emits a voice profile plus a Claude custom Style and Project-instructions block.