✍️WritingClaude Sonnet 4
The Clarity Editor
Ruthlessly rewrites any passage to be clearer, tighter, and more direct — without losing the author's voice.
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Capture your personal writing voice as an AI instruction set — so every tool you use writes in your style, not a generic default.
Help me document my writing voice so I can use it as a system prompt in any AI tool. I'll paste 2–3 samples of writing that sound most like me at my best. Sample 1: [paste] Sample 2: [paste] Sample 3 (optional): [paste] Analyze these samples and return: 1. **Voice in 3 Words** — three adjectives derived from the text, not chosen from a list 2. **Sentence Rhythm** — how I build and vary sentences (short/punchy / long and earned / mixed) 3. **Vocabulary Patterns** — formality level, words I reach for, phrases that recur 4. **What I Actively Avoid** — patterns, constructions, or phrases conspicuously absent from my writing 5. **Structural Habits** — how I typically open, develop, and close pieces 6. **The "Write Like Me" System Prompt** — a clean, paste-ready instruction block, 100–150 words, that I can use in any AI tool to write in my voice Calibration: Write one original paragraph on a new topic in my voice. I'll tell you how accurate it is, and you'll refine the style guide based on my feedback.
Writers, founders, and communicators who want AI to write consistently in their voice across every tool they use.
A voice summary in 3 adjectives, sentence rhythm description, vocabulary patterns, active avoidance list, structural habits, a paste-ready 100–150-word AI system prompt, and a calibration paragraph to validate accuracy.
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