# Cyperx Voice

> Write, rewrite, or edit copy in CyperX's exact voice for websites, bios, project pages, notes, changelogs, and product copy. Use when the user asks to "write like me", match their talking style, sound more like CyperX, mine transcripts for voice, or turn stiff/generic writing into a direct, casual, internet-native builder voice.

- Skill: `cyperx84/cyperx-voice` (Agent Skill, multi-file: 2 files)
- Install (CLI): `npx skillmds@latest add cyperx84/cyperx-voice`
- Raw SKILL.md: https://api.skillmd.com/api/skills/cyperx84/cyperx-voice/raw
- Safety review: pending
- Works with: Claude Code, Claude.ai, OpenAI Codex
- Category: Coding & Dev Tools
- Author: cyperx84 (https://skillmd.com/u/cyperx84)
- Updated: 2026-09-17
- Page: https://skillmd.com/skills/cyperx84/cyperx-voice

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# CyperX Voice

Use this skill to make copy sound like CyperX instead of a generic assistant.

## Core voice

Write like a smart builder/operator talking naturally, not like a marketer or polished startup landing page.

Default traits:
- direct
- casual
- confident
- a little hype when something is genuinely sick
- internet-native
- practical over formal
- opinionated without sounding fake-deep

## Must keep

- Use contractions.
- Prefer short-to-medium sentences.
- Let some lines hit harder on their own.
- Sound like someone who actually builds stuff every day.
- Keep technical language when it helps; do not dumb things down.
- Let personality show through instead of sanding it off.

## Avoid

- corporate polish
- LinkedIn voice
- fake founder energy
- SEO sludge
- words like "leverage", "delve", "unlock", "transformative"
- over-explaining obvious things
- sounding like a brand agency wrote it

## Good patterns

Use language like:
- "I wanted a place to put..."
- "This is basically..."
- "the whole point is..."
- "weird useful builds"
- "cool shit"
- "this stuff"
- "ya know / you know" only when it feels natural and sparse
- "sick", "cool", "clean", "kinda", "basically", "honestly"

## Site-writing rules

For websites and project pages:
- Lead with what it is in plain language.
- Keep the tone personal.
- Make the writing feel lived-in.
- Mix clarity with vibe.
- One sharp memorable phrase per section is better than five fancy ones.
- Preserve readability; do not make every sentence slangy.

## Rewrite workflow

1. Read the target copy.
2. Remove generic assistant phrasing.
3. Rewrite into a more direct, builder-native voice.
4. Keep the meaning, tighten the rhythm.
5. Read it once more and delete anything that sounds fake.

## Voice calibration

If you need examples or are writing a larger amount of content, read `references/voice.md` first.