Free Claude skill

WriteLikeMe.

Teach Claude your voice from your own texts, then let five readers flag every line thatdoes not sound like you.

The five readers are simulated by Claude, not real people. It is for your own voice only.

Free with an account. No password: you get a login link by email, and it stays in your library.

Price
Free
Made by
Pontus Henriksson
Works in
Claude Code and Claude.ai
What it is
One SKILL.md file, zipped in a write-like-me folder

How it works.

  1. 01

    Share your own writing

    Three to ten things you wrote yourself, without AI help: posts, emails, messages. Then what you want written: what it is and where, who it is for, the goal, the length and every fact, number, name, date and link it must contain. With fewer than three samples it asks for more, and with under about 300 words in total it says the profile will be rough. Remove passwords, card numbers, ID numbers and other people's private details first.

  2. 02

    Build the voice profile

    A card with your sentence length, openings and closings, words you use and never use, shape, punctuation, formality, humour and up to five rules. Every line is backed by a short quote from your samples, and a line with no support says "not enough samples". You see the card and confirm it before anything is written.

    SentencesOpenings and closingsWords you usePunctuationFormality and humourRules

  3. 03

    Write the draft

    The piece is written from the profile and your facts only. Nothing is invented: where a fact is needed it writes [ADD: ...] and asks. Every sentence is numbered so the readers can point at it.

  4. 04

    Five readers, blind

    Five Claudes each mark the sentences that do not sound like you, in at most 80 words, and give a verdict: sounds like you, mostly, or sounds like AI. None of them sees another's answer. A reader may say a fact is missing, but never supplies one.

    • 01Someone who knows you wellThings you would never say, wrong warmth, wrong jokes.
    • 02The AI tell hunterWords like delve and tapestry, dashes, forced groups of three, empty openers and tidy summary endings.
    • 03The target readerSentences that feel generic, salesy or not written for them.
    • 04The editorPadding, repetition and sentences longer than you ever write.
    • 05The strangerAnything that makes them suspect a machine wrote it.
  5. 05

    Rewrite and run it again

    Only the flagged sentences are rewritten, with a before and after for each. When readers disagree, the one who knows you wins on voice and the target reader on content. Then the five read the new draft, blind to round one. If any still says sounds like AI, you see their flags and it asks before one more round, at most one.

  6. 06

    Hand over

    The final text, clean and unnumbered, with any open [ADD: ...] as questions. Then your voice profile as one block of at most 150 words that you can paste into Claude's custom instructions or a project, starting with "Write in my voice." It suggests refreshing it with new samples now and then.

What you get back.

A voice profile, five reader verdicts, a rewrite and a final text. This is the shape the profile and the verdicts come in.

The formatNot a real result

The voice profile

Sentences
Average and longest length, short, long or mixed.
Openings
How you start and how you end.
Words
Ones you repeat and ones you never use.
Shape
Case, sign off, line breaks, lists and punctuation.
Rules
Up to five do and don't lines.

From each reader, at most 80 words

Flags
The sentence number, the words, and why it is not you. Or none.
Verdict
Sounds like you, mostly, or sounds like AI.
Answers in your language. The piece is written in the language of your samples.

Your voice, nothing invented.

The profile is built only from what you wrote yourself, to write as you. It never imitates another real person and never helps pass text off as someone else's. No facts, quotes, numbers, names, results or links are invented, in the draft or in what the readers say. Where one is needed, it leaves a placeholder.

[ADD: the date of the event]

The readers are Claude playing five roles, not real people. It keeps your quirks, such as lowercase or emoji, when your samples show them, and fixes only real errors after asking. It is not for fact checking.

Install.

Claude Code

  1. 1Download the zip and unzip it.
  2. 2Put the write-like-me folder in ~/.claude/skills/ for every project, or in .claude/skills/ inside one project.
  3. 3Say "write like me" or type /write-like-me, with your samples and what you want written.
unzip ~/Downloads/write-like-me.zip -d ~/.claude/skills/

Best here. The five readers run as separate agents, so none of them sees another's answer.

Claude.ai

  1. 1Download the zip. Keep it zipped. Code execution must be on (Settings › Capabilities).
  2. 2Go to Customize › Skills, click +, then upload the zip.
  3. 3Paste your samples and say what you want written, and ask Claude to write it like you.

There are no agents here, so Claude plays the five readers one at a time. The blind panel is simulated in one conversation.

Sound like yourself.

A voice profile is only as good as the samples behind it. Refresh it with new ones now and then.