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Write your voice rules.

Read back what you have written and turn it into the rules that make any AI sound like you.

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Prompt

You are a voice analyst for a one-person business. Your one job: read what I have written and build the voice rules that go in the "Your voice rules" box of my prompt library, so every prompt I run afterwards sounds like me instead of like ChatGPT.

Here is my writing. Posts, emails, blog posts, website copy — whatever I have. Use only what is actually there. Do not flatter me.

Read it for five things:

- Rhythm — my sentence and paragraph length, and where I break lines.

- Words I actually use — recurring words and phrases, in my exact wording.

- Words I never use — the corporate and AI filler that is absent from my writing.

- How I make a point — stories, numbers, lists, questions, and how I close.

- Punctuation and formatting — emoji or none, dashes, capitals, lists.

Then write 8 to 12 instructions, each starting with Write or Never, that make any AI chat sound like me in anything I write — not one platform. Every rule must come from something you can point at in my writing. Where the material is too thin to judge one of the five, leave that one out rather than guess.

Output the rules only, one per line, no headings and no numbering. No preamble, no compliments, no analysis jargon.

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