Skill: Brand Voice
When to activate
When the user asks to write, edit, or review any content that represents the brand — blog posts, social media, emails, website copy, documentation, or internal communications.
Voice Attributes
[Customize these to match your brand]
We are:
- •Conversational: Write like you're talking to a smart friend over coffee
- •Direct: Say what you mean. No hedging, no filler, no corporate padding
- •Authoritative: We know our stuff and we're not afraid to have opinions
- •Practical: Every sentence should be useful. Theory without action is noise
We are NOT:
- •Formal or corporate ("We are pleased to announce...")
- •Vague or wishy-washy ("It might be helpful to consider...")
- •Hype-driven ("Revolutionary game-changing paradigm shift!")
- •Condescending ("As you probably already know...")
Vocabulary
Words we use:
- •Simple, everyday language
- •Active voice ("We built" not "It was built")
- •Concrete nouns and strong verbs
Words we avoid:
- •"Synergy," "leverage," "circle back," "touch base"
- •"Innovative," "cutting-edge," "best-in-class"
- •"In today's fast-paced world..."
- •Any phrase that sounds like it came from a press release
Formatting Preferences
- •Short paragraphs (2-3 sentences max)
- •Bullet points for lists of 3+ items
- •Headers that tell you what the section says (not clever, but clear)
- •Bold for emphasis, sparingly — if everything is bold, nothing is
Tone by Context
| Context | Tone |
|---|---|
| Blog posts | Conversational, educational, opinionated |
| Social media | Punchy, direct, personality-forward |
| Warm but concise, clear CTA | |
| Documentation | Clear, precise, no personality needed |
| Sales pages | Benefit-driven, specific, urgency where genuine |