Human-Sounding Copy
Make a draft sound like one person talking to one reader.
Contentone skill · course includedversion 2026-11-03Model tested: claude-sonnet-5-5, 2026-11-03, pass
After the first use you have
The rewritten text, a shorter version, a list of the biggest fixes with before and after, and a ten-rule voice card.
Text from an AI tool or a committee often announces, hedges, and stays abstract. Readers feel it in the first line.
This skill finds the stiff spots, rewrites with real details you supply, and checks that no fact changed.
It ends with a voice card you can reuse.
It asks you for
- The text to fix
- Where it appears and who reads it
- Samples of your real writing
- Three voice words
- What must not change
You get
- Top fixes
- Rewrite
- Shorter version
- Fact lock list
- Voice card
Door one
Use now
Free account
Create a free account to see the prompt. Every account gets one skill free: the one for the desk you are stuck on.
Door two
Install for reuse
60-second test
Check it works
- Paste the prompt into any AI chat.
- Answer: paste a stiff 100-word paragraph about your service plus two lines of how you really talk.
- Check the rewrite starts with the point.
- Check brackets appear where details are missing.
- Pass if the fact lock list shows nothing changed.
Changelog
- First version, written for the MentorMe Store.