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Founders setting up AI voice for the first time
No metric reported. Claude Code Club says the five prompts take about 15 minutes and you never repeat the setup. They recommend 3 to 5 samples from different places (a post, an email, a caption) because variety teaches more than volume.
Prompt 1 asks Claude to write one paragraph two ways, 'Version 1: generic AI. Version 2: me. Make the difference obvious.' Seeing the gap makes it easy to tell Claude what to keep.
1) I'm going to paste [3-5] things I actually wrote, from different places if possible, a post, an email, a caption: [paste them]. Study how I write. Sentence length, words I overuse, how I open, how I close, what I never say. Then show me: write one paragraph about [any topic], two ways, one paragraph each. Version 1: generic AI. Version 2: me. Make the difference obvious. 2) Now interview me, one question at a time, about how I want to sound and who I'm talking to. Five questions max. 3) Write all of this into a file called voice.md as short, specific rules. Save it. 4) Test it. Write a [post/email] about [a topic you'd actually post about] using voice.md. Then grade it against each rule in voice.md, one by one: what would I change? Fix it and show me both versions. 5) From now on, everything you write for me runs through voice.md first. If I paste something that doesn't sound like me, flag the exact lines and rewrite only those.
Legacy Builder Lab is Clifton Sellers' community for founders who write their own content with AI. Members get his prompts and bot setups, five new post templates every Monday and a monthly live teardown.
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