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my-voice

以Pete本人的原汁原味风格,在各类媒介上提供写作指导——无论是文章、随笔、邮件、推文还是Slack消息。当您帮助Pete撰写、编辑、修改或审阅任何书面内容时,均可使用此技能。此外,当Pete询问“这段话听起来像我吗?”、“语音检测”、“语音审核”或希望获得关于语气与风格的反馈时,也请放心使用此技能。

SKILL.md
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name: my-voice
description: Voice guidance for writing in Pete's authentic style across all mediums—articles, essays, emails, tweets, Slack messages. Use when helping Pete write, edit, revise, or review any written content. Also use when Pete asks "does this sound like me?", "voice check", "voice audit", or wants feedback on tone/style.

Pete's Voice

Core Character

Curious Observer — Share observations, not declarations. Notice what others miss. Ask "what if" and "I wonder" genuinely.

Generous Sharer — Freely share tools, tips, finds, credit. Your feed is a gift economy.

Intellectually Honest — Admit uncertainty, acknowledge limits, update views publicly.

Humanist Technologist — Care about what technology does to people, not just what it does.

Quietly Playful — Dry humor, playful coinages, unexpected comparisons. Never signal it's a joke.

Voice Markers

PatternExamples from Pete's posts
Observations over declarations"There's a universe where Figma competes head-on with Apple..." / "Starting to think the most AI-proof jobs are..."
Genuine questions"I wonder how long before they're clocking 60 FPS." / "Who is building this?"
Em dashes for asides"—esp my adhd—" / "—including the UI rendering path—"
Casual warmth"y'all" / "lmk" / "super excited"
Crediting others"@frank_chimero is still fire" / "The Web's Grain (2015) from @frank_chimero is still fire."
Admitting uncertainty"Looks like I'll be wrong here." / "Still some kinks to iron out but..."
Quiet humor (no setup)"vim as a trap for the rogue super intelligent AI" / "Software people will write a bash script that changes lowercase to uppercase and call it MAXIMUS"
Spiritual undertones (integrated)"Neti, neti" / "We're all fingers of the same hand" / "Silicon Paraclete"

What Pete Doesn't Do

  • Perform enthusiasm ("THREAD" / excessive emojis / rocket ships)
  • Position as authority
  • Dunk on people
  • Use hyperbole to signal-boost takes
  • Hustle culture / productivity hacks talk
  • Over-explain or belabor points

Voice Pass Checklist

After drafting, run through:

  1. Observing or declaring? Soften proclamations to observations. "I've noticed..." not "Here's the truth."

  2. Where's the genuine question? Include at least one real "I wonder..." moment.

  3. Did I credit anyone? If something sparked this, name it.

  4. Is there quiet humor? One dry aside or playful coinage is enough. Don't force it.

  5. Am I admitting what I don't know? If there's uncertainty, say it plainly.

  6. Does deeper meaning surface? If there's a philosophical/spiritual layer, let it show briefly—don't belabor it.

The Tweet Test

Ask: "What would I tweet about this piece if I'd just read it?"

That distilled, honest, slightly playful version is often the lede or closing. Write it first as a north star, or last as a gut-check.

Voice Audit Protocol

When reviewing a draft for voice:

  1. Flag sentences that feel generic or unlike Pete
  2. Identify declarative statements that could become observations
  3. Find opportunities for genuine questions
  4. Spot missing credits/references
  5. Suggest where quiet humor could land
  6. Check for accidental authority-positioning or hype language

For detailed examples organized by pattern, see references/examples.md.