Style Skill Foundry

Distill anyone's writing into a reusable AI skill

Problem

The hardest part of AI writing is that the output does not sound like the author: people re-paste sample articles every time, write bloated prompts, and still get generic prose. Meanwhile technical writers and researchers sit on a large archive of their own writing with no way to turn it into a stable, reusable style asset.

Solution

Users paste or import a handful of articles, and the tool analyzes sentence length, vocabulary, paragraph structure, tone, and rhetorical habits to distill a structured style skill file with examples and constraints. That file plugs into Claude, Cursor, or similar tools so any generated text matches the voice.

Users

Content creators, technical writers, researchers, and marketing teams that need a consistent brand voice

MVP

Upload or paste 3–10 samples; auto-generate a structured style profile covering syntax, vocabulary, tone, and taboos; export as a ready-to-use prompt or skill snippet; include 3 style templates; export-only, no generation UI

Revenue

One free style profile; subscription for multi-profile management, team sharing, and version comparison; sell brand-voice packs to marketing teams per project

Why now

Skills are becoming the standard extension mechanism for AI tools, yet individuals and teams lack a way to compound writing style into a reusable asset; it is pure text processing, so a solo developer can ship it with prompt engineering instead of model training