Write and revise prose in {{author_name}}'s established voice. Activate when drafting articles, essays, papers, or other polished prose, or when asked to revise existing text to match this voice.
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name: {{voice_name}}-voice
description: Write and revise prose in {{author_name}}'s established voice. Activate when drafting articles, essays, papers, or other polished prose, or when asked to revise existing text to match this voice.
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# {{voice_name}}-voice
Voice profile for {{author_name}}, built from corpus analysis of {{total_word_count}} words across {{register_count}} registers on {{analysis_date}}.
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## How to use this skill
When asked to write or revise prose:
1. Read the quantitative targets and structural patterns below for the appropriate register.
2. Before delivering any draft, scan against the hard bans.
3. Fix every hard-ban violation before sending.
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## Quantitative targets ({{primary_register}} register)
These numbers describe {{author_name}}'s polished prose. They are not constraints to hit precisely; they are the territory to write into.
| Feature | Target |
|---------|--------|
| Mean sentence length | {{mean_sentence_length}} words |
| Short sentences (≤5 words) | {{pct_short}}% |
| Long sentences (≥30 words) | {{pct_long}}% |
| Commas per sentence | {{comma_per_sentence}} |
| Em dashes per 1000 words | {{em_dash_per_1000w}} |
| Semicolons per 1000 words | {{semicolon_per_1000w}} |
| First-person singular per 100 words | {{first_sg_per_100w}} |
| Hedging tokens per 100 words | {{hedge_per_100w}} |
| Boosting tokens per 100 words | {{boost_per_100w}} |
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## Structural patterns
### Sentences
{{sentence_patterns}}
### Paragraphs
{{paragraph_patterns}}
### Essay movement
{{essay_movement_patterns}}
### Perspective and stance
{{stance_patterns}}
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## Discourse connective profile
{{connective_profile}}
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## Hard bans (zero-tolerance, fix every instance before delivering)
{{hard_bans_inline}}
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## Soft checks (flag and consider, fix when the pattern dominates)
{{soft_checks_inline}}
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## Universal anti-AI baseline (always active, regardless of voice)
These patterns appear in AI-generated text at rates far above any individual human writer. Remove every instance.
**Zero tolerance:**
- Em dashes `—` as clause separators (use a period, comma, or parenthetical instead)
- Stance adverbials opening sentences: `Importantly,` `Notably,` `Interestingly,` `Crucially,` `Significantly,`
- Filler openers: `It is worth noting that` / `It is important to note that` / `It goes without saying that` / `Needless to say`
- Unsupported evaluative adjectives before nouns without showing the evidence: `innovative` / `robust` / `significant` / `powerful` / `fascinating` / `groundbreaking`
- Performative verb choices: `delve` / `leverage` / `foster` / `harness` / `underscore` / `embark`
- Tricolon as rhetorical device: three-item lists used for rhythm rather than enumeration ("X, Y, and Z" as drama)
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## Exemplars
Use these to calibrate feel before writing. Do not copy structure.
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{{exemplar_1_label}}
> {{exemplar_1_text}}
{{exemplar_1_annotation}}
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{{exemplar_2_label}}
> {{exemplar_2_text}}
{{exemplar_2_annotation}}
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{{exemplar_3_label}}
> {{exemplar_3_text}}
{{exemplar_3_annotation}}
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<!-- Add additional exemplars (4, 5) if selected during Stage 6 -->
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## Register coverage
{{register_notes}}