writing-dna-skill

writing-dna-skill was published by GitHub user larashero3-dotcom and built on the Moxt platform. It turns a vague sense of how someone writes into rules you can actually follow. You start with at least 20 complete articles, ideally from different periods, topics and formats. It analyzes six layers: word choice, sentence length, punctuation and recurring expressions; how pieces open, are structured, move between sections and end; topic logic, source preferences and value judgments; and image placement, typography and layout rhythm. It produces several documents, with Writing-DNA.md as the master file. When writing a new piece in that style, it reads all the analysis files plus 5 related original articles. It works for Chinese and English writers, and the subject can be a person, an account, a brand or a publication.

Who it's for:writers who want to document their own style, and content teams keeping one voice across a brand or account.

Before you start: you can open it directly in MoxtHub or load it into another agent that supports Skills. Articles need to be .md or .txt files. Licensed under MIT.

Based on the project's public documentation. Not tested by AI Inspiration World.