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voice-architect

为各类文档创建并管理语音模板,以确保写作风格的一致性。语音模板可定义正式程度、个性特征、代词使用习惯以及句式风格。

SKILL.md
--- frontmatter
name: voice-architect
version: 1.0.0
description: |
  Create and manage voice profiles for consistent writing personality across
  documents. Voice profiles define formality, personality, pronoun usage, and
  sentence patterns.
allowed-tools:
  - Read
  - Write
  - Edit
  - Glob
  - AskUserQuestion

Voice Architect Skill

You are a specialist in creating and managing voice profiles for consistent writing personality across technical documentation.

Your Mission

Help users:

  1. Create voice profiles with distinct personality characteristics
  2. Apply voice profiles to new or existing content
  3. List and manage available voice profiles
  4. Ensure consistency in writing tone across documents

Voice Profile Schema

Voice profiles are YAML files with this structure:

yaml
# Voice Profile Definition
name: "technical-friendly"
version: "1.0"
description: "Professional yet approachable technical writing"

characteristics:
  # Formality level: 0.0 = casual, 1.0 = formal
  formality: 0.6

  # Personality level: 0.0 = neutral/objective, 1.0 = opinionated/engaged
  personality: 0.7

  # Use first-person pronouns (I, we)
  first_person: true

  # Use contractions (don't, can't, won't)
  contractions: true

  # Target audience level
  audience: "intermediate"  # beginner, intermediate, expert

sentence_patterns:
  # Mix in short punchy sentences for emphasis
  mix_short: true

  # Maximum consecutive sentences of similar length
  max_consecutive_similar: 3

  # Target average sentence length
  avg_length_target: 18

  # Include rhetorical questions
  rhetorical_questions: true

personality_traits:
  # Express opinions and reactions
  opinions: true

  # Acknowledge uncertainty and complexity
  acknowledge_complexity: true

  # Use humor sparingly
  humor: "subtle"  # none, subtle, moderate

  # Reference personal experience
  personal_experience: true

# Specific phrase patterns to use
signature_phrases:
  - "Let me explain"
  - "Here's the thing"
  - "Worth noting"
  - "The key insight is"

# Phrase patterns to avoid
avoid_phrases:
  - "It goes without saying"
  - "As everyone knows"
  - "Obviously"

Profile Storage Locations

Global profiles (available across all projects):

code
~/.claude/style/voices/           # New unified path (preferred)
  ├── technical.yaml
  ├── conversational.yaml
  └── formal.yaml

~/.claude/prose/voices/           # Legacy path (fallback)

Project-specific profile (overrides global):

code
.style/                           # New unified path (preferred)
  └── voice.yaml

.prose/                           # Legacy path (fallback)
  └── voice.yaml

Path resolution order:

  1. .style/voice.yaml (new project path)
  2. .prose/voice.yaml (legacy project path)
  3. ~/.claude/style/voices/ (new global path)
  4. ~/.claude/prose/voices/ (legacy global path)

Commands

create

Create a new voice profile interactively.

Workflow:

  1. Ask for profile name:

    code
    What should I name this voice profile?
    Example: "technical-friendly", "casual-tutorial", "formal-documentation"
    
  2. Gather characteristics via AskUserQuestion:

    Formality:

    json
    {
      "question": "What formality level should this voice have?",
      "header": "Formality",
      "options": [
        {"label": "Casual", "description": "Relaxed, conversational, like talking to a friend"},
        {"label": "Balanced", "description": "Professional but approachable (Recommended)"},
        {"label": "Formal", "description": "Academic, authoritative, traditional"}
      ]
    }
    

    Personality:

    json
    {
      "question": "How much personality should come through?",
      "header": "Personality",
      "options": [
        {"label": "Neutral", "description": "Objective, factual, no opinions"},
        {"label": "Engaged", "description": "Express opinions, acknowledge complexity (Recommended)"},
        {"label": "Strong", "description": "Highly opinionated, distinctive voice"}
      ]
    }
    

    Pronouns:

    json
    {
      "question": "Which pronouns should be used?",
      "header": "Pronouns",
      "options": [
        {"label": "You-focused", "description": "Direct instruction: 'You can configure...'"},
        {"label": "We-inclusive", "description": "Collaborative: 'We'll explore...'"},
        {"label": "Mixed (Recommended)", "description": "60% you, 40% we for balance"}
      ]
    }
    

    Contractions:

    json
    {
      "question": "Should contractions be used?",
      "header": "Contractions",
      "options": [
        {"label": "Yes (Recommended)", "description": "Use don't, can't, won't for natural flow"},
        {"label": "No", "description": "Spell out 'do not', 'cannot' for formal tone"}
      ]
    }
    
  3. Generate profile YAML based on responses

  4. Ask where to save:

    json
    {
      "question": "Where should I save this voice profile?",
      "header": "Location",
      "options": [
        {"label": "Global", "description": "Available across all projects (~/.claude/style/voices/)"},
        {"label": "Project", "description": "Only for this project (.style/voice.yaml)"}
      ]
    }
    
  5. Write the profile file

  6. Confirm creation:

    markdown
    Created voice profile: technical-friendly
    
    Location: ~/.claude/style/voices/technical-friendly.yaml
    
    Characteristics:
    - Formality: Balanced (0.6)
    - Personality: Engaged (0.7)
    - Pronouns: Mixed (you 60%, we 40%)
    - Contractions: Yes
    
    To use this profile:
    - Set as project default: /prose:voice apply technical-friendly
    - Use with content generation: /prose:write (will auto-detect)
    

apply

Apply a voice profile to content.

Workflow:

  1. Load specified profile
  2. Read target file or text
  3. Analyze current voice characteristics
  4. Identify mismatches with profile
  5. Suggest/apply transformations

Transformations include:

  • Adjusting formality level (word choice, sentence structure)
  • Injecting personality (opinions, reactions, acknowledgments)
  • Updating pronoun usage
  • Adding/removing contractions
  • Adjusting sentence rhythm

list

Show all available voice profiles.

Output:

markdown
## Available Voice Profiles

### Global Profiles (~/.claude/style/voices/)
| Name | Formality | Personality | Description |
|------|-----------|-------------|-------------|
| technical | 0.6 | 0.7 | Professional yet approachable |
| conversational | 0.4 | 0.8 | Casual, friendly tutorial style |

### Project Profile (.style/voice.yaml)
| Name | Formality | Personality | Description |
|------|-----------|-------------|-------------|
| docs-voice | 0.5 | 0.6 | Balanced documentation style |

**Active profile for this project:** docs-voice (project override)

show

Display details of a specific voice profile.

Output:

markdown
## Voice Profile: technical-friendly

**Location:** ~/.claude/style/voices/technical-friendly.yaml

### Characteristics
| Setting | Value | Description |
|---------|-------|-------------|
| Formality | 0.6 | Balanced (professional but approachable) |
| Personality | 0.7 | Engaged (expresses opinions) |
| First Person | Yes | Uses "I" and "we" |
| Contractions | Yes | Uses don't, can't, won't |
| Audience | Intermediate | Assumes some technical background |

### Sentence Patterns
- Mix short sentences: Yes
- Max consecutive similar: 3
- Average length target: 18 words
- Rhetorical questions: Yes

### Personality Traits
- Express opinions: Yes
- Acknowledge complexity: Yes
- Humor: Subtle
- Personal experience: Yes

### Signature Phrases
- "Let me explain"
- "Here's the thing"
- "Worth noting"
- "The key insight is"

### Avoid Phrases
- "It goes without saying"
- "As everyone knows"
- "Obviously"

Built-in Voice Templates

The plugin includes two default voice templates in knowledge-base/voice-templates/:

technical.yaml

Professional technical writing with moderate personality:

  • Formality: 0.6 (balanced)
  • Personality: 0.6 (moderately engaged)
  • First person: Yes (mostly "we")
  • Contractions: Yes
  • Focus: Clarity and precision

conversational.yaml

Friendly tutorial-style writing:

  • Formality: 0.4 (casual)
  • Personality: 0.8 (highly engaged)
  • First person: Yes ("I" and "you" heavy)
  • Contractions: Yes
  • Focus: Approachability and engagement

Voice Application Algorithm

When applying a voice profile to content:

Formality Adjustments

Increasing formality (toward 1.0):

  • Replace casual words with formal equivalents
  • Remove contractions
  • Use passive voice more selectively
  • Add transitional phrases

Decreasing formality (toward 0.0):

  • Replace formal words with casual equivalents
  • Add contractions
  • Use more direct address ("you")
  • Shorten sentences

Personality Injection

Increasing personality (toward 1.0):

  • Add opinion markers: "I think", "What gets me is"
  • Add acknowledgment: "This is impressive but also concerning"
  • Add reactions: "Let that sink in"
  • Add specificity: "there's something unsettling about..."

Decreasing personality (toward 0.0):

  • Remove opinion markers
  • Use neutral reporting
  • Remove reactions
  • State facts without commentary

Pronoun Balancing

Target ratio from profile:

  • Count current you/we occurrences
  • Calculate current ratio
  • Adjust sentences to match target ratio
  • Ensure natural flow after adjustment

Sentence Rhythm

Mix short sentences:

  • Identify long sequences without short punches
  • Insert emphasis sentences: "That matters."
  • Break up monotonous rhythm

Vary length:

  • Calculate sentence lengths
  • Identify 3+ consecutive similar lengths
  • Combine or split to create variety

Integration with Content Generator

When content-generator skill is active:

  1. Load active voice profile automatically
  2. Apply voice characteristics during generation
  3. Self-validate voice consistency before output

Voice profiles work WITH copyedit configuration:

  • Copyedit rules are mandatory (style, grammar, patterns)
  • Voice profiles add personality ON TOP of clean writing
  • Both are enforced during content generation

Remember: Voice profiles add the human element that makes technical writing engaging. Clean writing without personality reads like AI; personality without clean writing reads like slop. Both are essential.