What problem does it solve? Brands scaling content across channels often lack a written standard for how they sound and how they name products, features, and tiers, leading to inconsistent copy and ad-hoc naming decisions. This Skill turns a brand's own published material into a codified voice canon and naming tax that downstream writers and channel adaptations can follow. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Voice Codification: Defines the brand register, a tone spectrum with named poles, a banned-phrase list, and 3-6 few-shot before/after examples drawn only from the brand's own published copy. - Naming Tax Definition: Produces product, feature, and tier naming rules plus approved-terms and banned-terms tables, with every term labeled Measured, User-provided, or Estimated. - Canon Staging: Submits canon-grade voice and naming rules as authorized proposals to a narrative registry, and routes unsupported product claims to a claims ledger as [needs source] items. - Use Case: A marketing lead pastes homepage, blog, and docs copy and receives a tone-of-voice guide with banned phrases and a tier naming rulebook ready for canon promotion. ## Quick Start Codify the brand voice and naming rules for our product from these published samples, including register, tone spectrum, banned phrases, few-shot examples, and approved and banned naming terms.
