Rewrite with Varied Rhythm and Short Punchy Lines
Rewrites your text with natural variety in its sentences: changes of rhythm, an occasional short punchy line and the phrasing patterns typical of real human writing.
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/ghostNewEditing & RewritingA prefix you place in front of your request so Claude answers in a more natural, human-sounding voice instead of a typical AI tone.
/ghost [your request] Example: /ghost Write 5 email templates that pitch my digital marketing services to agencies
/punchNewEditing & RewritingShortens your text by about 40% and tightens the rest, so each line hits harder.
/punch [your text]
Add Subtle Emotion and Curiosity to Flat WritingNewEditing & RewritingRewrites your text with a light touch of emotion and curiosity, so it feels like it comes from someone who truly cares about the subject.
Rewrite the text below adding a light touch of emotion and curiosity. It should feel like the work of a person who sincerely cares about what they are saying. Text: [paste text]
Analyze Your Writing Voice and Turn It into a Style GuideNewEditing & RewritingBreaks down a post you wrote by tone, sentence length, vocabulary, pacing, personality and recurring patterns, then turns the findings into a writing guide you can reuse to reproduce the same voice in new content.
Here is a sample of my writing: [paste a post you wrote] Part 1 — Breakdown: analyze its tone, the length of its sentences, its vocabulary, its pacing, its personality and the writing patterns it repeats. Part 2 — Guide: from that analysis, write a writing guide I can use to recreate this same voice in my future content.
Build a Writing System and a Reusable Prompt from Your PostsNewEditing & RewritingStudies 5 to 10 of your posts, records their tone, style, pacing, word choice, formatting and habits, and then writes a prompt that can keep producing content that sounds like the same person.
Examples of my content: [paste 5-10 posts] 1. Build a writing system from these examples. Document the tone, the style, the pacing, the vocabulary, the formatting and the habits in how I communicate. 2. Then write a prompt that can reliably produce new content that sounds as if the same person wrote it.