Writing
Write it in my voice
Work out how you actually write from posts you have already published, draft against that, and say plainly what does not match.
Why use it
Most AI drafts fail the same way. They are competent and they sound like nobody, because the model was never given anything specific to match. This skill fixes the order of operations: it works out how you write before it writes anything.
What it does
It asks for five of your own posts, builds a sketch of how you write from them, and shows you that sketch before drafting so you can correct it. Then it drafts against the sketch, reads the draft back line by line, and names what does not fit rather than handing you something with a flourish.
What you get
- A written sketch of your voice: openings, length, vocabulary, register, and what you never do
- A draft written against it, not against the average of the internet
- An honest read-back of where the draft misses, before you post it
- Three opening lines from different angles when you are stuck
What it will not do
It will not give you a score. Comparing a draft to five pasted posts is a read-through, not a measurement, and a number would imply a precision it does not have.
What changes when VoiceMoat is connected
A skill on its own works from whatever you paste. Connected to VoiceMoat, the same skill runs on your real account and the guesswork disappears.
get_voice_profileReturns a profile trained on everything you have posted, including the phrases you never use, instead of a sketch from five samples.score_voice_matchScores the draft from 0 to 100 against that profile and names what is off. This is the part the free version structurally cannot fake.get_voice_insightsAdds your dominant patterns, hook style and sentence rhythm, and how far recent posts have drifted from your baseline.publish_postPuts the finished post on Twitter or LinkedIn, behind a preview and a one-time confirmation.
Power up with VoiceMoat
The connector needs a Pro or Enterprise plan. It works the same way in Claude and in ChatGPT, on both Twitter and LinkedIn.
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