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Analyze text samples to produce detailed writing style guides. Generates style profiles with voice characteristics, representative examples, and anti-examples. Use when you need to capture or document a writing voice.
npx claudepluginhub shortrib-labs/shortrib-claude-marketplace --plugin writingThis skill is limited to using the following tools:
A method for analyzing text and producing comprehensive writing style guides. This is the meta-tool — it's how voice profiles like the community-post skill were created.
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A method for analyzing text and producing comprehensive writing style guides. This is the meta-tool — it's how voice profiles like the community-post skill were created.
Read all provided text samples. Don't analyze yet — just absorb. Get a feel for the rhythm, the word choices, the patterns. Read it like a reader, not a critic.
Analyze across these dimensions:
Select 5 passages that best exemplify the style. For each, note specifically what makes it characteristic — the sentence structure, the word choice, the way it opens or closes.
Write 5 passages that deliberately break the style, each in a different way. For each, explain precisely why it doesn't fit. Common anti-patterns:
Produce a style guide with:
The output should be structured as a skill-ready document — someone could take it and use it as a SKILL.md for a new writing voice. Include enough detail that an AI assistant could reliably produce text in this voice without seeing the original samples.