Teach Your AI to Write in Your Own Voice

You've felt this one. You hand an AI a solid brief, it returns something clean, correct, and completely generic. It reads like every other tool's output — not like you. So you paste in a few examples of your own writing, get one good draft, and then the next time you sit down to write, you do the whole thing over again. The voice never sticks, because the moment the context resets, it's gone.

1MarketingTool 0.4.0 — Custom Voice and Reach — is built around that exact friction. It lets you save your voice once and reuse it everywhere, then push any campaign to more channels without starting over.

Your voice, saved once — and kept on your machine

The headline feature is Writing Style Mimic. Instead of re-teaching the AI your voice on every prompt, you distill your writing into a reusable style skill. Feed it real examples, and a local CLI agent reads them and produces a style guide the AI applies to every campaign. Because that analysis runs on your machine, the writing you feed it never leaves your device.

How it works in practice

Start from anything you've already written

Open Settings → MCP → Skills and pick the Writing Style Mimic card under Agent Skills. In Teach the AI your voice, you can paste writing, list blog URLs to scan, attach .md or .txt files — or mix all three. One blog post per line works best, and you can point it at your own site, a competitor you admire, or a hand-written sample.

Let your local AI distill the style

Click Analyze with local AI. Your detected CLI agent reads the samples and produces a style guide — Voice and Tone, Point of View, Sentence Structure and Rhythm, Vocabulary. You watch the analysis stream line by line, and nothing is uploaded to a cloud model.

Review, edit, and save

The distilled guide is yours to adjust. Preview it, switch to Edit to tweak a rule, rename the skill, then Save style skill. Keep as many as you like — one for your personal blog, one for a client, one for a product whose tone you want to borrow.

Reuse it everywhere

From then on, the style shows up in New Campaign's Skills row. Select it, and every generated piece — a LinkedIn post, an X thread, a blog article — inherits that voice. You can also install saved styles into detected local CLI agents, so the same voice travels with the tools you already use.

Reach more channels without starting over

The other half of Custom Voice and Reach is exactly that: reach. You rarely know every channel you want at the moment you launch a campaign. Before 0.4.0, reaching a channel you skipped meant starting a fresh campaign and re-entering the entire brief.

Now, from any campaign's results, click Generate more channels, pick the ones you missed, and 1MarketingTool writes each new piece from the original brief, languages, and media. The new posts land inside the same campaign instead of scattering across new ones, and channels already in the campaign are hidden so you can't duplicate work.

Before vs after

	Before 0.4.0	With 0.4.0
Matching your voice	Re-paste samples into every prompt	Save one style skill, reuse it everywhere
Where your samples go	Uploaded to a cloud model	Analyzed locally, never leaves your machine
Adding a skipped channel	Start a new campaign, re-enter the brief	Generate more channels into the same campaign
Filling a product profile	Type every field by hand	Re-fetch from URL fills only the blanks

One more quiet win: profiles that fill themselves

Version 0.4.0 also adds Re-fetch from URL in Company → Product Information. Re-scan your site and AI completes only the fields you left blank — tagline, descriptions, target users, pain solved — without touching a word of the copy you already wrote. Since that profile feeds your directory submissions, campaigns, and SEO prompts, a fuller profile quietly sharpens everything downstream.

Try it

Update to 1MarketingTool 0.4.0, open Settings → MCP → Skills, and teach the AI your voice from a piece you're proud of. The next campaign you generate will sound like you wrote it — because, in every way that matters, you did.