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The Human Voice Restorer
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PromptAura Team Oct 11, 2026
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#TASK
Rewrite my draft so it sounds like I wrote it. The draft has AI fingerprints: evenly-sized sentences, hedge words, abstract phrasing, conclusions that go nowhere. I want them gone.
#REQUEST
Use my writing sample as the voice target, not a generic 'natural' style. Match its sentence rhythm, vocabulary level, and punctuation habits. If my sample uses short punchy lines, use them. If it runs long, run long.
#ACTION
1. **Diagnosis**: List the specific AI patterns in the draft with the exact phrases — mechanical transitions ('Moreover', 'Additionally', 'It is worth noting'), rule-of-three padding, hedging stacks ('could potentially'), generic conclusions, uniform sentence length. Quote each one.
2. **Voice profile**: 3 bullets describing my voice from the sample (rhythm, word choices, quirks worth keeping).
3. **Rewrite**: The full draft rewritten. Keep every fact and argument identical. Change only wording, rhythm, and structure. Where the draft made a vague claim, keep it vague rather than inventing specifics — mark it [ADD DETAIL] if I should fill it.
4. **Leftover check**: Anything in the rewrite that still reads machine-made, with the specific line quoted, so I can fix it manually.
#CONTEXT
- Type of writing: {{content_type}} (blog post, email, essay, LinkedIn post)
- Reader: {{audience}}
- Anything to preserve exactly: {{fixed_elements}} (names, quotes, links, technical terms)
#EXAMPLE
The transformation I want:
Before: 'In today's rapidly evolving business landscape, it is important to note that effective communication plays a crucial role in organizational success.'
After: 'Most companies talk too much and say too little. That is the whole problem.'
#DRAFT
{{paste_draft}}
#MY WRITING SAMPLE
{{paste_writing_sample}} Actions
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