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| name | brand-voice |
| description | Apply and enforce brand voice across all content creation. Manages voice attributes, tone adaptation by channel, style rules, and terminology. Use when writing content, reviewing drafts, or defining brand voice for a new project. Loads voice config from CREATOR.md or creator-memory/voice.md. |
Write in a consistent voice — not just tone, but the specific fingerprint of how a creator communicates.
Voice is fixed. It's the personality — what the brand always sounds like. Tone is variable. It's the emotional inflection applied to the voice based on context.
A creator's voice stays consistent across channels. Tone adapts: more formal on LinkedIn, punchier on X, warmer in email.
Before writing, check for voice config in this order:
CREATOR.md — voice section (quick ref, covers 90% of cases)creator-memory/voice.md — full documentation with examplesA complete voice profile covers:
Each attribute defined as:
Example for "Cool Authority":
3-5 core themes the creator consistently covers. Every piece of content should belong to one. Defined with topic focus, audience, and core argument.
How the voice shifts by context while staying recognizably consistent.
| Channel | Tone shift | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Long-form blog | Educational, complete, evidence-based | Full arguments, examples, conclusions |
| Professional, thought-provoking, personal | First-person insight, business framing | |
| X/Twitter | Direct, punchy, opinionated | Short sentences, bold claims |
| Personal, warm, action-oriented | "You" framing, clear next step | |
| Video | Conversational, energetic | Shorter sentences, visual language |
Preferred and avoided terms. Examples:
When writing, run this checklist:
Red flags requiring revision:
Check for voice documentation in this priority order:
CREATOR.md in the current project (hot cache — covers 90% of requests)creator-memory/voice.md in the current project (full documentation)CLAUDE.md — look for a "Brand Positioning" or "Voice" section/creator-sprintSee references/voice-frameworks.md for the full voice documentation template and attribute definition system.