WedVault#86: The Japanese AI Taking on Claude and GPT

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• Prompt -Reverse-engineer my writing style

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Prompt - Reverse-engineer my writing style

ChatGPT or Claude Prompt: Analyze the following writing samples and reverse-engineer my communication style. Study the writing at a deep level and identify the patterns that make it feel uniquely mine. Examine sentence structure, pacing, rhythm, vocabulary, tone, personality, formatting preferences, persuasion techniques, storytelling patterns, emotional triggers, transitions, and recurring stylistic habits. Then create a comprehensive Voice Card that another writer or AI could use to consistently reproduce my writing style.

The Voice Card should include: a concise summary of the voice and what makes it distinctive; a breakdown of sentence structures, rhythm, pacing, vocabulary choices, tone, persuasion methods, formatting tendencies, and recurring writing patterns; a list of specific voice rules that define how the writing is constructed; a detailed Do's and Don'ts section; examples showing "sounds like me" versus "doesn't sound like me"; a list of signature phrases, hooks, frameworks, transitions, and stylistic quirks that appear repeatedly; and a copy-paste prompt that can be used to recreate this voice in future writing tasks.

Finally, write three original examples in my exact voice: a LinkedIn post opener, a tweet/X post, and a short paragraph explaining a business concept. End with a confidence score (0–100%) for how accurately the voice has been modeled, explain the reasoning behind that score, and identify what additional writing samples would most improve accuracy.

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