mkl-match-voice

Rewrites drafts to match a user's writing samples or explicit tone brief.

11|1|Updated Sep 13, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/00200200/maintainer-skills-lab --skill mkl-match-voice-00200200
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: mkl-match-voice
Source: https://github.com/00200200/maintainer-skills-lab/tree/main/providers/cursor/.cursor/skills/mkl-match-voice
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/00200200/maintainer-skills-lab --skill mkl-match-voice-00200200

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Drafts often sound inconsistent with a person's or project's established voice, and rewriting them by hand risks drifting from the original style or accidentally copying facts from the style samples. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Style Profile Derivation: Builds a compact profile from observable choices such as formality, sentence rhythm, directness, first-person usage, humor, and punctuation. - Content Separation: Keeps facts, anecdotes, and achievements from style samples out of the rewritten draft while preserving the draft's names, numbers, attribution, and technical tokens. - Fallback Handling: Uses an explicit tone brief when no samples exist, and asks for samples or preferences before claiming to match a voice. - Use Case: A maintainer pastes a stiff release note plus two past changelog posts, and receives a rewritten note that sounds like their usual short, direct style without inventing claims. ## Quick Start Rewrite this draft to match the voice in my attached writing samples, keeping all facts and commands unchanged.

Frequently Asked Questions about mkl-match-voice

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I rewrite a draft to match my writing style?▼

Provide the draft plus one or more writing samples that demonstrate your style. The skill derives a profile of formality, rhythm, directness, and punctuation, then rewrites the draft using those choices while keeping your facts and technical tokens intact.

What should I use as writing samples for voice matching?▼

Prefer samples in the same language and medium as the draft. A small sample counts as weak evidence, so a single joke or typo does not establish a rule; more representative samples produce a more reliable style profile.

Can I match a tone without providing writing samples?▼

Yes, you can supply an explicit tone brief describing the desired style. If neither samples nor a brief exist, the skill asks for a sample or a few tone preferences before claiming to match a particular voice.

Does voice matching change the facts in my draft?▼

No. The rewrite preserves the draft's names, numbers, attribution, uncertainty, and technical tokens. Facts, anecdotes, and achievements found in the style samples stay in those samples and are never transplanted into your draft.

What are the limitations of style matching from samples?▼

Style inference from limited samples is unreliable, and older samples may conflict with your current instructions, which take priority. The skill returns one finished version and explains the applied style only when requested or when ambiguity is material.