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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.
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基于 SOC 职业分类
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.