brand-voice
FeaturedDirect technical voice for docs, README, user-facing text. Concise/strict modes. Triggers: documentation, README, content, output-mode, voice, prose style.
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- Author
- softspark
- Repository
- softspark/ai-toolkit
- Created
- 5 months ago
- Last Updated
- yesterday
- Language
- Python
- License
- Apache-2.0
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human-voice
Edit or write external-facing prose so it doesn't read as AI-generated. Apply to documentation, blog posts, tutorials, public READMEs, customer-facing slide decks, marketing copy, and competitive briefs — whenever the user asks to write, edit, review, or style-check such content, even if they don't mention AI. Apply when creating this kind of content from scratch. Do NOT apply to internal communications (Slack, Notion, internal PRs, meeting notes) unless the user explicitly asks for a style review. Trigger phrases include "write a blog post", "edit this doc", "review this tutorial", "write copy for", "external-facing", "customer-facing", "public README", "slide deck for customers", "competitive brief", "does this sound AI-generated", "check this for AI tells", "make this less AI", "remove the slop".
brand-voice
Use when defining, calibrating or checking how a product speaks — tone of voice, brand voice, verbal identity, the words the product owns and the words it bans, canonical facts, per-surface register, locales. Triggers - "tone of voice" / "тон оф войс", "brand voice" / "голос бренда", "brandbook" / "брендбук", "our terminology" / "наша терминология", "how should this sound" / "как это должно звучать", "the copy is inconsistent" / "текстовка разная везде", starting any marketing surface, onboarding a product into docs/brand/. For writing the actual text, see copywriting.
brand-voice
Enforce a project's writing voice on any text the agent produces or edits — pronouns, forbidden punctuation, banned phrases, sentence rhythm. Use when writing or reviewing copy, marketing text, UI strings, documentation or commit messages for a project that has a defined voice.