Personal Writing DNA Builder with AI
Use AI to analyse your writing examples and turn them into a reusable personal style guide and prompt.
Prompt
Analyse the writing examples below and build a reusable personal writing style guide. Do not copy one sample too closely. Look for patterns across the examples.
Writing examples:
[PASTE 3 OR MORE EXAMPLES]
Where this style will be used:
[EMAILS, ARTICLES, SOCIAL POSTS, WEBSITE COPY OR OTHER USE]
Audience:
[WHO WILL READ IT]
Please include:
- overall tone
- sentence length and rhythm
- structure patterns
- heading style
- preferred words and phrases
- words or phrases to avoid
- level of detail
- call-to-action style
- short style checklist
- reusable prompt for writing in this style
- warning signs that a draft does not sound like me
Writing examples:
[PASTE 3 OR MORE EXAMPLES]
Where this style will be used:
[EMAILS, ARTICLES, SOCIAL POSTS, WEBSITE COPY OR OTHER USE]
Audience:
[WHO WILL READ IT]
Please include:
- overall tone
- sentence length and rhythm
- structure patterns
- heading style
- preferred words and phrases
- words or phrases to avoid
- level of detail
- call-to-action style
- short style checklist
- reusable prompt for writing in this style
- warning signs that a draft does not sound like me
Example Input
Examples: three Nova9 article intros and two client emails. Use: practical AI guides and prompt-library pages. Audience: everyday people and small businesses who want plain English help.
Example Output
A personal writing style guide with tone, structure, preferred wording, avoid list, checklist and reusable prompt.
Before you ask
Gather at least three real writing examples and say where the style will be used. Include the audience.
Check before use
Check that the style guide identifies patterns across examples and does not copy one odd phrase too heavily.
Common mistakes
Using one sample to define your whole style, which can make future drafts sound forced or repetitive.
Useful for:
Writing
Works well with:
ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot
Nova9 Tools
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