| name | blog-voice-review |
| description | Review blog content for authentic voice and tone. Checks if content sounds like Fabio's conversational, honest technical writing style.
Trigger phrases: "voice", "voice review", "tone", "sounds like me", "authentic", "check voice", "voice check"
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Voice & Tone Review
Quick Checks
- First person? ("I've been", "my experience")
- Conversational? (like talking to a colleague)
- Honest about limitations?
- Personal experience vs generic advice?
- Any English idioms that confuse non-native speakers?
Red Flags
- Overly formal language
- Generic examples ("Let's say you have...")
- Claims without personal context
- Marketing speak
- Phrases like "leverage", "utilize" instead of "use"
Title & Clickbait Check
Watch for clickbait patterns in titles:
- Excessive superlatives ("worst", "best", "ultimate")
- Manufactured urgency or drama
- Promising more than the content delivers
- "You won't believe..." or similar hooks
Good titles:
- Honest about scope ("one of my bad habits" not "my worst habit")
- Clear about what the post covers
- Personal and specific
- No artificial drama
Style Guide
For detailed voice guidelines, see style-guide.md
Process
- Read the content
- Flag issues with brief explanation
- Don't rewrite - let author fix in their voice
Response Format
Keep it conversational:
This section feels generic - you mention "users might want" but where's YOUR experience?
Also caught an idiom: "hit the ground running" might confuse non-native speakers. Try more direct language.
The technical explanation is great though - clear and accessible.
