Make the draft sound like the work you stand behind.
Your writing history provides a more useful brief than a handful of adjectives. Combine source-backed retrieval with your assistant’s drafting tools to turn selected examples into practical voice guidance.
Illustrative request
Use these pieces I wrote to identify my voice, then revise this draft without changing its meaning.
The assistant describes observed patterns with examples, applies them to the draft and explains the changes. Your factual claims and intended audience remain part of the review.
Illustrative scenario, not a live product result.Choose examples that represent the task
Select writing you authored and want to use as a reference. A customer email, technical explanation and personal essay may call for different voices. Retrieve relevant samples and saved preferences, then identify the audience and purpose of the new piece.
Turn patterns into usable guidance
Look at sentence length, vocabulary, openings, structure and how you support a point. Separate recurring patterns from one-off choices. Keep a short, editable voice note with examples, and compare the revised draft against it.
- Passages behind each observation
- A concise style reference
- A draft with its meaning preserved
How it runs
This workflow combines Memrain retrieval, exact-phrasing guidance and the agent’s writing ability. Saving the voice note requires write access. Review the result before publishing, and update the reference when your preferences change.
Keep the context. Move the work forward.
Connect your knowledge to the AI you already use. Find your starting point and make the next conversation count.