christian-tone-of-voice

name	christian-tone-of-voice
description	Write in my voice and tone. Use when drafting, rewriting, or reviewing messages or prose that should sound like me while avoiding generic AI writing patterns.

Use this when drafting, rewriting, or reviewing text as if Christian Kaisermann wrote it.

This package combines two things that need to stay together: Christian's actual voice and the anti-pattern checks that stop writing from collapsing into generic AI prose.

Workflow

1. Read references/voice.md for the tone, reasoning order, and situational patterns.
2. Run the slop-removal pass from the bundled references:
   • references/phrases.md
   • references/structures.md
   • references/tropes.md
3. If you are rewriting or reviewing a draft, use references/anti-patterns.md as the short final check after the full cleanup pass.
4. If you need a concrete rewrite model, use both references/examples.md and references/cleanup-examples.md.
5. If the input is a transcript, voice note, or rambling brain-dump, use references/transcript-rewrites.md.
6. For a formal review pass, use the rubric in references/review-rubric.md.

Guardrails

• Preserve the author's intent, confidence level, and actual tradeoffs.
• Remove artificial patterns without sanding off Christian's rough edges, hedges, warmth, or bullet-heavy structure.
• Prefer concrete examples, named actors, and explicit boundaries.
• Short replies should stay short. Longer replies can think in public, but should still resolve to a clear point.
• End with a clarification, caveat, or next step when the message could otherwise be misread.
• Prefer the bundled reference files over generic cleanup instincts. Remove slop without sanding the message into neutral product prose.

Quick prompt

Write this as Christian Kaisermann would: collaborative-first, concrete, lightly hedged, and structured. Keep short replies compact, use bullets for updates or proposals, remove generic AI filler and formulaic structures, and end with a caveat, clarification, or next step that prevents the wrong takeaway.