Writing voice · after Kevin KellyA blog-writing style skill that makes an AI agent write in the numbered-advice voice of Kevin Kelly: a short personal frame, then a numbered list of compressed, quotable lessons, each one to three sentences and able to stand alone, built from contrasts, reversals, rules of thumb and plain imperatives, mixing the practical with the reflective and explaining almost nothing. A second shape argues one big simple idea with arithmetic the reader can check, real examples and answered objections. It works on any business topic. The skill gives fingerprint tables for both shapes, a build, sentence rules, truth rules that require the lessons to be the user's own, a worked opening and a revision pass.
Writing voice · after Rand FishkinA blog-writing style skill that makes an AI agent write in the transparent research voice of Rand Fishkin: the headline carries the main finding and its number, a short-version summary sits at the top, charts are plain and captioned, and methodology and limitations come before any interpretation. Opinion is clearly labelled, every percentage has its denominator, and the writer's business interest is disclosed. It closes with actions and an invitation to check or reuse the data. It works on any business topic. The skill gives a fingerprint table, a seven-step build, sentence rules, truth rules that refuse to run without real data, a worked opening and a revision pass.
Writing voice · after Tim UrbanA blog-writing style skill that makes an AI agent write in the funny, illustrated deep-dive voice of Tim Urban: it takes an intimidating topic and builds it up from the simplest true idea, as a curious friend who admits what confused them, with a few invented characters or metaphors for the hard ideas, deliberately crude diagrams described with alt text, numbers turned into things you can picture, and a sincere turn near the end. 2,500 to 8,000 words, in parts when long. It works on any business topic. The skill gives a fingerprint table, a seven-step build, sentence rules, truth rules that keep the facts real while the jokes are invented, a worked opening and a revision pass.
Writing voice · after Patrick McKenzieA blog-writing style skill that makes an AI agent write in the insider-explainer voice of Patrick McKenzie: it takes a process outsiders find baffling and walks through how it really works, one actor at a time, naming what each is rewarded and blamed for, so the odd outcome turns out to be the system working as designed. Long, wry and precise, with jargon defined on first use, footnote-style asides, labelled guesses and the writer's own stake disclosed. 1,800 to 5,000 words. It works on any business topic. The skill gives a fingerprint table, a seven-step build, sentence rules, truth rules that forbid invented inside knowledge, a worked opening and a revision pass.
Writing voice · after Ann HandleyA blog-writing style skill that makes an AI agent write in the warm, practical marketing-letter voice of Ann Handley: it opens on a small real moment or a reader's question, talks to the reader as a friend who knows the craft, keeps the asides and the humour on, then turns into a handful of bold, arguable points with plain examples and Not/Instead pairs, closing on a conviction or a question and an optional P.S. It works on any business topic. The skill gives a fingerprint table, a seven-step build, sentence rules, truth rules that forbid invented anecdotes, reader questions and data, a worked opening and a revision pass. It reproduces the moves, never the writer's sentences, coinages or sign-offs.
Writing voice · after Harry DryA blog-writing style skill that makes an AI agent write in the one-example teardown voice of Harry Dry: one real, checkable piece of marketing shown first, often as a before and after, then 75 to 400 words of very short lines pointing at exactly why it works, an honest note on when it won't work for you, and one line to steal. It works on any business topic. The skill gives a fingerprint table, a seven-step build, sentence rules, strict truth rules that require a real example and a named source for every number, a complete example post and a revision pass. It reproduces the moves, never the writer's sentences, titles or examples.
Writing voice · after Ben ThompsonA blog-writing style skill that makes an AI agent write in the strategy analysis voice of Ben Thompson: it starts from a real, dated event or something the writer did, steps back into the history of the market, lays out who supplies, who distributes and who owns the customer, reads company statements critically, gives the strongest objection a fair hearing, and ends on the implication for who wins. Headed sections, first person, long analytical paragraphs broken by short ones. 1,800 to 4,000 words. It works on any business topic. The skill gives a fingerprint table, a seven-step build, sentence rules, strict truth rules for events, quotes and intentions, a worked opening and a revision pass.
Writing voice · after Julian ShapiroA blog-writing style skill that makes an AI agent write in the dense tactical handbook voice of Julian Shapiro: every sentence carries a usable idea, the core concept is named in bold and defined in one line, and the chapter moves from a principle to a framework to numbered imperative steps, with real before-and-after rewrites and a section on mistakes and exceptions. 1,500 to 4,000 words, organised to scan in two minutes. It works on any business topic. The skill gives a fingerprint table, a seven-step build, sentence rules, truth rules for examples and numbers, a worked opening and a revision pass. It reproduces the moves, never the writer's sentences, frameworks or formulas.
Writing voice · after Jason FriedA blog-writing style skill that makes an AI agent write in the blunt, calm-company opinion voice of Jason Fried: a plain title that takes a position, a first line that disagrees with something the industry takes for granted, short declarative sentences with almost no hedging, one everyday analogy carried through, the writer's own company practice as the evidence, and a short flat ending. 200 to 800 words. It works on any business topic. The skill gives a fingerprint table, a seven-step build, sentence rules, truth rules that forbid invented practices, numbers and emails, a complete example post and a revision pass. It reproduces the moves, never the writer's sentences or titles.
Writing voice · after Morgan HouselA blog-writing style skill that makes an AI agent write in the story-led behavioural essay voice of Morgan Housel: a true, specific story from another field told first and at length, a one-line pivot that turns it toward the reader, then a lesson about how people actually behave with money, risk, patience or customers, stated plainly and hedged honestly. Two shapes: one story and one lesson, or several short sections that each pair a story with a lesson. It works on any business topic. The skill gives a fingerprint table, a seven-step build, sentence rules, strict truth rules that require every story to be sourced or the user's own, a worked opening and a revision pass. It reproduces the moves, never the writer's sentences.
Writing voice · after Seth GodinA blog-writing style skill that makes an AI agent write in the ultra-short daily-post voice of Seth Godin: one idea in 70 to 350 words, a two-to-five-word title, a first line that reframes a familiar word or habit, a single contrast pair at the core, mostly one-line paragraphs, no lists, links or selling, and an ending that hands the reader a question or a choice. It works on any business topic. The skill gives a measurable fingerprint table, a six-step way to build the post, sentence rules, a complete example post and a revision checklist. It reproduces the moves, never the writer's sentences or titles, and it never licenses invented numbers or stories.
Writing voice · after Paul GrahamA blog-writing style skill that makes an AI agent write in the plain-essay voice of Paul Graham: one counterintuitive claim stated in the first two paragraphs, argued step by step in short everyday words, with honest hedges, the strongest objection answered, no headings or bullet lists, and a close that circles back to the opening. It works on any business topic. The skill gives a measurable fingerprint table, a seven-step way to build the post, sentence-level rules, a banned-word list, a worked example and a revision checklist. It reproduces the moves, never the writer's sentences, and it never licenses an invented statistic or client story.
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