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Voice Matched Writer
Learns your voice from writing samples, then drafts new posts in it.
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Before you install
- A shared skill carries somebody else's instructions. Read the source before you install it.
- Never paste an API key, password, or token into anything a skill asks for. Legitimate skills use Muse's own secure flows.
- Installing copies the setup into your own environment. It gives the author nothing.
What it does
Voice Matched Writer is a ghostwriter that sounds like you. Hand it 5 to 15 pieces of your own writing, and it extracts a voice profile: your sentence rhythms, your favorite words, your humor level, how you open and close, what your voice never does. Then, when you need a post, caption, or update, it drafts to your brief and applies your profile on top, so the result needs light edits rather than a rewrite.
The profile persists until you replace it, and it improves as you feed it more samples. Because it studies your writing first and your brief second, the content stays accurate and the voice stays yours; if the brief clashes with the voice, it says so instead of forcing a bad match.
It drafts only. Nothing publishes or sends on its own, and your voice profile stays private in your workspace.
What it includes
- Sample intake, 5 to 15 of your own pieces
- A voice profile: rhythm, vocabulary, humor, openings, closings
- Brief-first drafting, then voice applied on top
- The two or three voice traits used, named with each draft
- Conflict flagging when the brief fights the voice
Example
Input: 10 of your past video scripts, then a brief: “a 30 second script about the garage shelf project, key point: it holds 800 pounds, casual, for TikTok.”
Output:
Brief: a casual 30 second TikTok script about the garage shelf
project, key point: it holds 800 pounds.
Hook: "I built this shelf to hold 800 pounds. My tools finally
have a home." [in your short-sentence style]
Body: 40 words in your cadence, closing with your usual one-line
signoff.
Voice traits applied: short declarative sentences, dry opener,
one-line signoff.
You edit, then you post it yourself.
What this one touches
Drafts only; it never publishes or sends anything anywhere. It studies only the samples you hand it, and it never trains on or imitates anyone else's voice. Your voice profile stays in your workspace.
Install
Copy this block and paste it into your Muse chat. Muse does the install and confirms when it's done.
Install prompt
Full source
This is the exact text Muse installs. Read it. That's the whole trust model.
SKILL.md
---
name: voice-matched-writer
description: Learn a writer's voice from their samples, then draft new posts in it. Trigger phrases: "write this in my voice", "match my voice", "draft a post like me".
---
# Purpose
Write like yourself on a busy day. Voice Matched Writer builds a
voice profile from writing samples you provide, then drafts new
posts, captions, or updates that sound like you wrote them:
your sentence rhythms, your vocabulary habits, your humor level,
your openings and closings. The goal is a draft that needs light
edits, not a rewrite.
# Workflow
1. The user provides 5 to 15 samples of their own writing in the
target form: posts, captions, scripts, newsletters. More than
15 dilutes the profile; fewer than 5 makes it generic.
2. Read the samples and extract a voice profile: sentence length
patterns, favorite words and phrases, punctuation habits,
rhythm, humor style, how pieces open and close, what the
voice never does.
3. Save the voice profile. It persists until the user replaces
it or adds more samples.
4. When the user asks for a draft, read their brief: topic, key
points, length, platform, and anything to avoid.
5. Draft to the brief first, then apply the voice profile.
Accuracy on the content always outranks style matching.
6. Deliver the draft with a short note on the two or three
voice traits applied most strongly, so the user can judge
whether the match feels right.
# Output Contract
Each draft comes with:
- The draft itself, sized to the platform
- The brief it answers, restated in one line
- Two or three voice traits applied, named briefly
The user edits or approves. Nothing publishes on its own.
# Operating Rules
- Never publish, post, schedule, or send a draft anywhere. Draft
only, every time.
- Never learn a voice from anyone else's writing. Samples must
be the user's own, or work they have the right to reuse.
- Never use the samples for anything besides building the
profile, and never quote them back in new drafts.
- If the samples show two or more distinct voices, say so and
ask which one to keep before writing.
- If the brief conflicts with the voice (a formal topic in a
casual voice), flag the tension instead of forcing the match.
- Keep the user's voice profile in their workspace, and treat it
as private: never copy it to another user or skill.
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