Patrick Biddiscombe shows how to use Claude to reverse-engineer any author's writing style. Feed the AI samples of their work, ask it to extract the patterns, then use that style guide to generate new writing that sounds like them.
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I actually show people how to do this in Claude. So you basically say to Claude, I want you to recreate a writing style based upon content I'm about to give you. That writing style should be broken into key principles and detailed guidelines that an AI assistant can use to replicate that content or to replicate that style. I'm going to start to give you examples of that person's content. And all I want you to do is after each time I give you that content, I want you to say, okay, cool, continue. And I want you to keep going until I say finish, and when I say finish. And then I want you to write the guide. Right, so it doesn't try to write the guide after the first time. I put in Neval Twitter thread. So then I just like export examples of his posts. And I upload a post and it goes, cool, continue. Cool, continue. Cool, continue, cool, continue, cool, continue. And then I say, cool, finish. And then when it finishes, it actually creates the style guide for me. And the style guide is based upon what I asked it to do.