alexandria.

How do I get a model to write like me?

Give it your own writing and thinking to start from, and keep every correction you make. My blueprint, alexandria., keeps both in plain files on your own computer, so a draft from any of your tools starts from how you write and what you think, and each one needs fewer of your notes than the last.

If you write in one app, a short voice guide and a few of your best pieces in its instructions get you part of the way. What a voice guide can’t carry is everything you think and have done, which is most of what makes a piece yours.

Your model reads the blueprint and builds the record on your computer. With your yes, it reads what you’ve already written, leaving the originals where they are, and keeps a record of how you think, what you’ve decided, and what you’ve made. When it drafts for you, a post, an essay, a message, or a plan, it starts from that record and from your own approved writing, with a short profile of your voice drawn from them. Each note you give on a draft goes into that profile while your originals stay as they were, and a draft it made never counts as your writing until you adopt it.

For a personal message, it helps with the thinking and hands the final words back to you, saying which lines would land better in your own voice.

All of it is plain files on your own computer, so whichever model writes for you next starts from the same place.

Show the blueprint to your model, and it’ll tell you what you’re missing, if anything.