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Clone Your Writing Voice from 3 Samples

Studies 3 samples of your writing, builds a full voice profile and writes a new piece on your topic in that voice, then rates its own match from 1 to 10 and rewrites any part that scores below 8.

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Below are 3 samples of my writing. Study them in great depth.

Reverse-engineer every aspect of how I write: rhythm, vocabulary, personality, energy, quirks, sentence patterns, the way I open and close paragraphs, and where I sit between serious and sarcastic, casual and formal, punchy and long-winded.

Steps:
1. Build a complete profile of my voice.
2. Write a new piece about [topic] so close to my voice that, placed beside my originals, I could not tell which one I wrote.
3. Compare your text with my samples and rate the match on a scale from 1 to 10.
4. Rewrite any section scoring below 8 until it cannot be told apart from my originals.

My samples: [paste 3 writing samples]
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