Skill · free · MIT
Style guide
Turns taste into rules an agent can check: tone, structure, banned phrases and X's format limits. Every draft runs a pass or fail checklist before it reaches you.
Evenpost / Skills / Style guide
What it does
Builds on your voice profile (or asks three questions), settles whether this is a personal or a separate brand account, and writes a one-page style-guide.md: audience and promise, five voice adjectives each with a do and a don't, when a thread is warranted, a banned list, X's weighted length limits, compliance lines from X's rules, and the pre-approval checklist. It tests the guide on three recent drafts, revises the rules that failed for the wrong reason, and asks you to approve the guide itself.
Example
You say
make a style guide for my account
The skill returns
style-guide.md saved. Voice: plain ("use", not "leverage"), specific (a number or a named thing in every claim), short (4 lines per tweet at most), unhurried (no "BREAKING"), honest ("my run", not "benchmarks show"). Checklist: 6 items. Tested on 3 drafts: 2 pass, 1 fails "first line stands alone". Approve the guide?Who it is for
Anyone whose drafts keep bouncing for the same reasons, and anyone running a second account that must not sound like the first.
Get it free
It is yours. Download it now; the link also works later.
Then unzip into ~/.claude/skills/ and start a new Claude Code session.
Install
- Download and unzip into Claude Code's skills folder
unzip style-guide-skill.zip -d ~/.claude/skills/ - Start a new Claude Code sessionThe skill is listed. Ask for it by name, or just say what you want.
Your agent drafts.
Send the draft to Evenpost, an app for X (Twitter) that lets an AI agent draft posts you approve on your phone. It posts with natural spacing, free during the invite-only beta.
Updated 5 Nov 2026