القائمة
Deep audience personas for InTheWake — who reads this site, what they need, what they fear, what language they use. Feeds content creation, tool design, and port guide writing.
التثبيت باستخدام Codex أو Claude انسخ هذا Prompt والصقه في Codex أو Claude أو مساعد آخر ليراجع صفحة Skill ويثبّتها لك.
استنادا إلى تصنيف SOC المهني
Use when about to claim work is complete, fixed, or passing, before committing or creating PRs - requires running verification commands and confirming output before making any success claims; evidence before assertions always
The dedication under which all work in this household is done — every task offered to God, excellence as worship. Automatic posture skill, present and byte-identical in every repository and sibling workspace. Preserve the invocation; getting it right is the worship, not getting it fast.
Hard ban on any reference to the external domain getbets.us on cruisinginthewake.com. Enforced via PreToolUse hook (.claude/hooks/no-getbets-guard.js) and git pre-commit hook (.githooks/pre-commit). Fires automatically on every Write/Edit/MultiEdit and every commit; no manual invocation.
Voice & Presence — fires during cruise content writing. Guards the sound of the prose so it reads as written by someone who has actually sailed the route, not by a brochure or a model. Shapes voice markers, rhythm, vocabulary, and pastoral honesty. For post-draft diagnostics, see voice-audit.
Post-draft diagnostic for InTheWake content. Scans for cruise-marketing tells, AI authorship-cluster signals, and absence-of-authenticity gaps. Assesses authenticity risk by clustering signals across layers (Layer 1 strong, Layer 2 supporting, Layer 3 counter-signals). Required: every voyage-pack ships with a voice-audit attestation in its .factcheck.json sidecar. Fires before committing content edits or before publishing a new page. For during-writing standards, see like-a-human. For corpus measurement, see voice-dna.
External red-team critique pass. Sends a commit range or proposed change to a second model (defaulting to a different LLM) with the explicit charter to find every flaw "as though you're trying to take the engineer's job." Grok-native usage notes.
| name | audience-profiles |
| description | Deep audience personas for InTheWake — who reads this site, what they need, what they fear, what language they use. Feeds content creation, tool design, and port guide writing. |
| version | 1.0.0 |
Write for real people, not demographics.
/audience commandWho: Never cruised before. Overwhelmed by options. Found InTheWake through Google. Needs: Simple answers, no jargon, clear recommendations, budget help Fears: Making a bad choice, wasting money, seasickness, feeling trapped Language: "Is it worth it?" "Which one should I pick?" "What do I actually need?" Content that serves them: Ship quiz, cruise line quiz, budget calculator, "first cruise" pages
Who: 5-20 cruises. Knows their preferences. Looking for new ports or ships. Needs: Detailed port intel, honest ship comparisons, advanced planning tools Fears: Stale content, promotional fluff, missing the hidden gem Language: "What's changed since last year?" "Is the new ship worth it?" "What don't they tell you?" Content that serves them: Port guides, ship profiles, drink calculator, port day planner
Who: Widowed, bereaved, or processing loss. Cruising because it was their thing, or because someone told them to try. Needs: Permission to feel. Acknowledgment that the empty cabin is real. Practical help alongside emotional honesty. Fears: Being alone in a crowd. Being pitied. Being told to "enjoy yourself." Language: "My husband and I used to..." "This is my first trip alone" "I don't know if I can do this" Content that serves them: Solo cruising content, logbook stories, articles about grief at sea
Who: Mobility limitations, chronic illness, invisible disability. Wants to cruise but needs to know what's possible. Needs: Honest accessibility info, not corporate "we accommodate everyone" language. Specific: which cabins, which ports, which excursions. Fears: Being stranded, being a burden, inaccessible ports with no warning Language: "Can I do this?" "What's the reality?" "Will they actually help?" Content that serves them: Accessibility pages, disability-at-sea content, stateroom check
Who: Traveling alone by choice or circumstance. Not lonely — independent. Needs: Single supplement info, social opportunities, safety tips, dining alone advice Fears: Paying double, eating alone awkwardly, being the odd one out Language: "Solo-friendly" "Single supplement" "Will I meet people?" Content that serves them: Solo section, ship profiles with solo cabin info
Who: Cruising with elderly parents, special needs children, or medically fragile family. Needs: Medical facility info, accessibility, quiet spaces, flexible dining Fears: Medical emergency at sea, overwhelm, ruining the trip for others Language: "What if something happens?" "Is there a doctor?" "Can they handle...?" Content that serves them: Ship medical facilities, accessibility, port accessibility
When writing any content, ask: Which of these people is reading this right now?
Soli Deo Gloria — Every visitor is a real person with a real story.