tone-of-voice

Rewrite outward-facing prose to match Alex Forbes-Reed's writing voice.

Updated Jun 3, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/0xdeafcafe/skills --skill tone-of-voice-0xdeafcafe
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
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Skill: tone-of-voice
Source: https://github.com/0xdeafcafe/skills/tree/main/skills/tone-of-voice
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/0xdeafcafe/skills --skill tone-of-voice-0xdeafcafe

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps you produce publishable writing that matches Alex Forbes-Reed's voice instead of sounding generic, over-polished, or obviously AI-generated. It is built for moments where wording matters: blog posts, PR bodies, commit messages, customer emails, social posts, and any prose that goes out under Alex's name.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Voice enforcement: Applies Alex's stylistic rules, including British English, direct openings, dry parenthetical asides, concrete specificity, and understated confidence.
  • LLM-tell removal: Filters out high-signal AI habits such as em-dashes, filler transitions, banned hype vocabulary, and templated marketing phrasing.
  • Reference-guided rewriting: Uses detailed style guidance and annotated writing samples to calibrate drafts for different registers, from Slack notes to long-form posts.
  • Use case: Draft a launch announcement or PR description, then refine it so it sounds like Alex actually wrote it rather than a generic assistant.

Quick Start

Ask the assistant to rewrite your draft in Alex Forbes-Reed's voice for publication under his name.

Frequently Asked Questions about tone-of-voice

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I rewrite marketing copy to remove AI-generated phrasing?▼

To remove AI-generated phrasing from marketing copy, this Skill rewrites your draft to enforce British English, ban em-dashes and hype vocabulary, and replace filler transitions with concrete specifics and dry parenthetical asides.

What is the best way to match a specific brand voice for PR writing?▼

Matching a specific brand voice for PR writing requires reference-guided calibration using style guides and annotated writing samples to enforce direct openings, understated confidence, and British English conventions.

Can I use this to edit commit messages and Slack messages?▼

Yes, you can edit commit messages and Slack messages, as the Skill applies its voice enforcement rules across short-form conversational replies, social posts, and long-form launch announcements alike.

Does this editing Skill enforce British English spelling and grammar?▼

Yes, this editing Skill enforces British English spelling and grammar by default, alongside stylistic rules that eliminate common LLM tells like em-dashes, filler transitions, and templated marketing phrasing.

What are the limitations of using a personal style guide for ghostwriting?▼

The main limitation of using this personal style guide is that it specifically calibrates prose to match Alex Forbes-Reed's writing voice, meaning the output will reflect his stylistic preferences rather than a generic or customizable brand tone.