Your first profile.
A profile is where one voice lives — one per publication, client, or register. Everything on this page is a prompt you paste into your connected AI.
- 1Create
One profile per voice.
Newsletter, column, client brand — different registers, separate profiles.
Copy this prompt“Create a Craft profile called Newsletter.”
New profiles report cold start — Craft never pretends to know a voice it hasn't seen.
- 2Seed
Feed it writing you trust.
Paste your best pieces — or point Craft at your blog and import the whole archive. It previews before it stores, keeps every piece whole, and attaches titles and sources.
Copy this prompt“Seed my Newsletter profile from myblog.com — show me what you'd import before storing anything.”
what happens←craft_seed_text(preview) → 14 posts found, titles listed, nothing stored›“Looks right — import them.”← 14 passages stored whole · duplicates skippedTag seeds with a channel (“newsletter”, “tweet”, “press_release”) and Craft learns each register separately.
- 3Inspect
Read what it learned.
Nothing is a black box: every example, rule, and correction is visible in the dashboard — with dates, provenance, and a Remove button.
Copy this prompt“What does my Newsletter profile know so far? Where is it still weak?”
Readiness moves cold start → developing → mature (~8 solid passages). Export everything anytime as markdown with
craft_style_guide. - 4First draft
Put it to work immediately.
Don't wait for “mature”. From the first seeds, every draft starts from your real writing — and Craft says honestly when a topic is new territory for the corpus.
Copy this prompt“Draft this week's issue on the rate decision in my Newsletter voice, then check it.”
Next: the writing loop — how every draft after this one gets closer.