Sound Like Me
Builds a reusable Voice card from your samples, then rewrites drafts to sound like you and strips generic AI phrasing.
- A reusable Voice card covering tone, sentence length and favourite words
- The draft rewritten in your voice
- Generic AI phrasing cut out
$9/mo for all skills
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Then add it to Claude, about 2 minutesGet started
- Download the skill. Keep the .zip as it is; don't unzip it.
- Turn on code execution. In Claude, go to Settings › Capabilities and switch on “Code execution and file creation”.
- Upload it. Go to Customize › Skills, click “+”, then “Create skill” › “Upload a skill”, and choose the .zip.
- Switch it on and try it. Toggle the skill on, start a new chat and paste the example from the skill's page.
Before you start
A few samples of your writing (paste them or attach .txt, .docx or .pdf); The draft you want rewritten, or what you want to write.
You'll attach a PDF (like lecture notes or a handout), or a Word file or text file. Show me how
Have ready: 3–5 things you wrote (emails, posts, messages).
Try asking Claude
ExampleHere are three emails I wrote. Learn my voice, then rewrite this reply so it sounds like me.
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