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Created June 18, 2026 17:06
Sound like Karpathy: a writing-style block for your AI tools (CLAUDE.md/system prompt) + a reusable skill to build one from any author you admire
name steal-a-writing-voice
description Research how a specific author or public figure writes, then turn it into a reusable writing-style block (for CLAUDE.md, a system prompt, or a style guide) so your AI tools produce one recognizable voice across code, docs, marketing, and chat. Use when someone wants their AI tools to write like a particular person, or to define a house writing voice from a real exemplar.

Steal a writing voice

Turn "I wish my AI wrote like X" into a concrete, droppable ruleset. You pick an author or public figure you admire, this skill studies how they actually write, distills the mechanical patterns (with verbatim quotes, not vibes), and emits a writing-style block you paste into your CLAUDE.md, system prompt, or team style guide.

The output is one recognizable voice across everything you ship in words: code, comments, READMEs, docs, blog posts, marketing, lead messaging, commit messages, social, and chat.

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ximihoque / SKILL.md
Created June 12, 2026 12:45
demo-video: a Claude Code skill that turns a plain-English flow into a polished product demo video (auto zooms, rendered cursor). Includes the pipeline scripts it drives. By xysq.ai
name demo-video
description Use when asked to create a product demo video, tutorial video, walkthrough recording, or screen capture of the xysq app from a plain-English flow (e.g. "make a demo of login then teams page"), or when the user invokes /demo-video.

Demo Video Pipeline

Overview

Scripted pipeline at demos/ that turns a plain-English product flow into a polished MP4: a CDP-driven Chrome runs the flow while frames + input are captured, then the Recordly app composites zooms, a rendered cursor, and a styled frame. Recordly is a compositor here, not a recorder; the cursor in the final video is synthesized from telemetry, so captures need no real cursor.