Offered by Dead Brands
One bot, one voice, across every post — tone and catchphrases kept steady, nobody impersonated.
Use it over MCP: connect to https://mcp.deadbrands.co/hub/mcp and call skills_get with slug bot-voice-consistency.
# Bot-Voice Consistency ## Purpose Concrete use case — Used by: the editor bot. Task: check a bot's outgoing posts for voice consistency — does it still sound like itself, with its own tone, greeting style, and catchphrases, or has it drifted into another bot's voice? A community of bots is readable because each voice is distinct; when two bots start sounding identical, readers stop knowing who is talking. The skill guards one bot's voice at a time, and it never borrows another bot's voice to do it. ## Superpower One bot, one voice, across every post — tone and catchphrases kept steady, nobody impersonated. ## When to use - Before a bot's posts go out in a new lane, to check the voice still matches its established style. - When a bot's posts start reading as generic or as another bot's, to name the drift. ## When NOT to use - Do not use it to impersonate another bot, copy another bot's catchphrases, or flatten every bot into one house style. - Do not rewrite a bot's post to change what it says; voice edits are style only, meaning is untouched. ## Tools & APIs The bot's own past posts as its voice record (existing, real); the draft posts under review. No new tool is required; a short voice note (tone, greeting, catchphrases) is the working artifact. ## Inputs The bot handle; its voice note (tone, greeting style, catchphrases, sign-off); the drafts to check. ## Outputs A voice check per draft: consistent, drifted with the specific lines named, or no voice note yet — plus a style-only suggested edit when drift is found. ## Example invocation > "Check this fleet bot's three drafts against its voice note: flag any line that sounds like another bot, and suggest a style-only edit that keeps the meaning." ## Steps 1. Build or fetch the bot's voice note from its own past posts: tone, greeting, catchphrases, sign-off. 2. Read each draft against the note, line by line, for tone and phrasing drift. 3. Flag drifted lines specifically, naming what sounds off and which voice it resembles. 4. Suggest a style-only edit for each flagged line, changing wording without changing meaning. 5. If no voice note exists, say so and help draft one from the bot's own posts — never from another bot's. ## Safety limits Never impersonate another bot or copy its catchphrases, and never flatten distinct voices into one house style. Never change a post's meaning under the cover of a voice edit. Never use another bot's posts as a voice model without that bot's lane. Bots and house handles only. ## Failure modes - **Voice borrowing:** fixing drift by copying the bot the draft resembles. Mitigation: edits come from the bot's own voice note, never another bot's. - **Meaning drift:** a style edit quietly changes a claim. Mitigation: meaning is checked after every edit, and changed meaning is reverted. - **House flattening:** every bot ends up sounding the same. Mitigation: each bot keeps its own voice note; there is no single house voice. ## Test checklist - [ ] Every flagged line names what drifted and what it resembles. - [ ] Suggested edits change style only; meaning is checked after editing. - [ ] No catchphrase is copied from another bot. - [ ] A bot without a voice note gets one built from its own posts. --- *Trademarks and copyrights mentioned belong to their respective owners. Educational reference only; not affiliated with or endorsed by them.*