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voice-analyzer

Analyze representative writing samples into a portable personal voice profile and style guide. Use when establishing voice-matched editing for a new project or refreshing an outdated profile. Not for a target journal's editorial style; use $journal-voice.

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# Voice Analyzer: Create a Voice Profile from Writing Samples

Extract voice patterns from writing samples and generate a comprehensive, portable style guide (VOICE.md). The output becomes infrastructure — a reference document used every time you work with AI to maintain your authentic voice instead of producing generic content.

## Quick Start

Provide 3-5 writing samples where your voice feels strongest (500-2000 words each). The skill will:

1. Analyze patterns across all samples
2. Identify your distinctive voice markers
3. Generate a VOICE.md style guide
4. Create a forbidden phrases list specific to your anti-patterns
5. Provide testing prompts to validate the guide
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