brand-voice-synthesizer
SolidUse when the user says 'extract my brand voice', 'what is my writing style', or 'analyze my tone', or before any skill that writes copy for the site. Reads 5-10 published posts and persists tone, lexicon, sentence patterns, formality, signature phrases, and phrases the site never uses.
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Quality Score: 87/100
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- Author
- respira-press
- Repository
- respira-press/agent-skills-wordpress
- Created
- 6 months ago
- Last Updated
- 3 days ago
- Language
- JavaScript
- License
- MIT
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brand-voice
Extract a brand voice from real writing samples and save it as a reusable profile. Apply saved voices to new content. No vibes — voices are learned from samples, not described in adjectives.
brand-voice-guide
Extract a brand's voice from its real writing and build a structured voice directory a team (or an AI agent) can write from consistently. Harvests existing content — homepage, blog, posts, emails, changelog — into voice-core rules, per-channel guidance, and a writing standard whose Avoid section names the banned words and voice-killing patterns, each grounded in verbatim samples. Interviews the user only to fill what the samples can't answer. Use whenever the user says "brand voice", "voice guide", "tone of voice", "voice and tone", "brand voice guide", "define our voice", "extract our voice", "style guide", "voice standard", or wants to document how their brand sounds so content stays on-brand at scale. Works across industries and channels. Builds the guide; it does not police drafts — that is the job of a separate content-quality-check skill.
brand-voice-profiler
Derive a reusable brand voice guide from five to ten writing samples you paste in: tone axes scored with quoted evidence, use and avoid vocabulary, sentence rhythm, formatting habits, dos and don'ts, three before/after rewrites, and a rules block ready to paste into a SKILL.md, with every rule traced to a sample and disagreements between samples flagged instead of averaged. Use when your team writes in a recognizable voice that nobody has written down, or the guide you have was never derived from what you actually publish.