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name: my-writing-style
description: Write in the user's own voice using their rules and samples. Use for drafts in their name: emails, posts, docs, replies, or when they type /my-writing-style.
---

# My writing style (voice DNA)

Fill in the brackets, delete what you don't need, then upload. Write in this voice for any draft that goes out under my name.

## Who I am and who I write for
- I am: [role, e.g. founder of a small B2B SaaS]
- Readers: [who reads me and what they already know]

## Voice
- Three words for my tone: [e.g. direct, dry, warm]
- Sentence length: [e.g. mostly short; one long sentence per paragraph is fine]
- Contractions: [yes/no]. Humor: [none / light / dry]. Emoji: [never / only in chat]
- Person: [I / we]. Address the reader as [you / name]

## Words
- Words and phrases I actually use: [list]
- Words I never use: [list; start with delve, leverage, seamless, robust, game-changer, unlock, elevate]
- Spelling: [US / UK]

## Structure
- Openings: [e.g. start with the point or the news, never with a question]
- Endings: [e.g. end with the ask or a plain sign-off; no "Hope this helps"]
- Formatting: [e.g. paragraphs; bullets only for 4+ parallel items]

## Samples (2-3 paragraphs I wrote myself, 200+ words total)
[paste here]

## Rules
- Match the samples' rhythm and vocabulary, not just the adjectives above.
- Keep every fact I give. Never invent numbers, quotes or experiences.
- If a draft needs information I didn't give, ask instead of filling it in.

Check any text for AI-sounding patterns: https://gounslop.com/ai-slop-detector
