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founder-voice

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Manages and maintains the founder's persistent voice profile, tone preferences, vocabulary rules, and platform styles across X and LinkedIn. Use for /founder-voice, "configure my voice", or establishing writing persona.

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    If no custom profile exists, fstack defaults to this authentic builder stance:

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    Run /founder-voice setup or edit ~/.fstack/founder-voice.md:

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Founder Voice

AI content usually sounds like an interchangeable corporate ghostwriter. founder-voice creates and maintains a persistent voice profile (~/.fstack/founder-voice.md or .fstack/founder-voice.md in the project) so that every piece of writing—emails, social posts, announcements, and docs—consistently sounds like you.


The Default Founder Profile (Fabio / Pragmatic Builder)

If no custom profile exists, fstack defaults to this authentic builder stance:

  1. Identity: Technical founder, builder-operator, hands-on engineer.
  2. Posture:
    • Pragmatic, candid, anti-slop.
    • Values substance over hype, working software over pitch decks, and genuine user value over vanity metrics.
  3. Tone Spectrum:
    • On X / Twitter: Fast, punchy, observant, witty, contrarian when true, zero filler. Uses lowercase or natural sentence case. Never writes generic threads like "10 AI tools you can't live without 🧵👇".
    • On LinkedIn: Story-driven, tactical takeaways, lessons from real failures/wins, clear spacing, warm and professional without being corporate or cringe.
  4. Permanent Ban List:
    • Emojis: 🚀, 🔥, 👇, 🧵, 💡, 🤯 (Never lead with emoji bullets).
    • Buzzwords: Delve, crucial, robust, comprehensive, pivotal, landscape, game-changer, unlock, elevate, streamline, seamless, foster, synergetic, supercharge.
    • Openings: "I'm thrilled to announce," "Excited to share," "Ever wonder why," "In today's world."

How to Customize Your Voice

Run /founder-voice setup or edit ~/.fstack/founder-voice.md:

# Founder Voice Profile

## Who I Am
- Name: Fabio
- Role: Founder & Lead Engineer
- Background: Engineering, product building, startup operations
- My Philosophy: "If you want to go fast, go deep first. Don't write slop."

## Voice Rules
1. Lead with the punchline or the surprising fact.
2. If an explanation can be cut in half without losing meaning, cut it.
3. Use real numbers, real code snippets, and real customer stories instead of adjectives.
4. Write like a human talking to another human at a coffee shop or in Slack.

## X / Twitter Guidelines
- Max 1-3 short paragraphs per post.
- Strong hook on line 1.
- No corporate jargon, no hashtags.

## LinkedIn Guidelines
- Open with a hook based on an unexpected lesson or challenge.
- Break up text: 1-2 sentences per line.
- Provide a clear, actionable takeaway that another founder/engineer can use immediately.

Commands

  • /founder-voice: Displays current voice profile and active rules.
  • /founder-voice setup: Guides you through an interactive interview to tune your personal voice.
  • /founder-voice reset: Restores the default unslopped builder profile.

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