Brand Voice Coach

At minimum, two to five samples of existing content (emails, web copy, social posts, anything written in your current voice) plus a short description of your target audience and any instincts you already have about tone. The more specific your notes, the tighter the output.

It returns named tone attributes (typically three to five), a plain-English definition for each, example phrases that embody each attribute, a do-not-use word or phrase list, and sentence-level style rules such as preferred sentence length or punctuation conventions.

Yes. The niche, audience, and content type are all runtime inputs you supply, so the guide it builds reflects your specific market rather than a generic template. It works equally whether the context is B2B SaaS, professional services, e-commerce, or nonprofit.

Once the voice guide is generated, you can paste in additional content in follow-up prompts and ask the skill to rewrite each piece against the same rules. The guide itself becomes the reference document for all subsequent rewrites.

Vague tone instructions produce inconsistent results across sessions and writers. This skill produces a documented, named framework with explicit rules, so the same output can be handed to a human writer, used in a different AI session, or embedded in a content brief.