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Voice memory

Skill AlexHoudz/content-os-starter-kit/skills/voice-memory

A forkable content system for AI agents that scouts signals, drafts in your voice, and edits out generic AI writing.

Install
npx -y skills add AlexHoudz/content-os-starter-kit --skill voice-memory

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Build and maintain a reusable writing voice from past posts, examples, bans, and audience notes. Use when setting up a content workflow, translating someone's style into a repeatable guide, updating a voice file after feedback, or checking whether enough inputs exist to stop generic AI writing.

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Voice Memory

Overview

Turn scattered writing examples and preferences into a usable voice system.

This skill should help the user sound more like themselves and less like a generic AI writer.

Core workflow

1. Gather real examples

Use:

  • good past posts
  • bad drafts
  • edits the user made
  • phrases they use often
  • phrases they hate
  • audience notes

Prefer real writing over abstract brand language.

2. Build the voice files

Update or create:

  • templates/VOICE.md
  • templates/DO_NOT_SAY.md
  • templates/EXAMPLES.md
  • templates/POST_SCORECARD.md

3. Pull out patterns

Look for:

  • sentence rhythm
  • tone
  • recurring phrasing
  • typical hooks
  • what sounds fake
  • what gets cut out often

4. Keep it practical

The output should help future drafting. Do not write a beautiful brand manifesto that no one can use.

Good output

A good voice setup should tell a drafter:

  • what this person sounds like
  • what to avoid
  • what examples matter most
  • how to catch bad drafts early

Bad output

Reject these patterns:

  • vague adjectives only
  • empty brand language
  • generic audience descriptions
  • rules that are too abstract to apply

Update rule

When the user gives real feedback, update the templates. Treat strong edits as signal.

Resources

  • Read references/voice-patterns.md to extract reusable voice traits.
  • Read references/common-failures.md to catch generic AI patterns.

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