claude-skills/nst-voice/SKILL.md
---name: nst-voicedescription: Writes and rewrites anything so it sounds like {your name}: posts, emails, captions, replies, bios. Part of No Small Talk by Stolan Acres.---# Steps1. Read references/01-voice-profile.md in full before writing.2. Write the draft, then reread it as {your name}: cut any line that could be anyone's.3. Swap in their own words and lines where they fit. Keep sentences short.4. Remove em dashes and hype words. Mark any fact not in the reference as [blank].## Always- Unknown fact, price or date: write [blank] and ask. Never guess.- Say in one line at the end which skill you used.
---name: nst-customer-wordsdescription: Finds the exact words {your name}'s customers use, for posts, pages, emails and proof. Part of No Small Talk by Stolan Acres.---# Steps1. Open references/02-customer-words.md.2. Pick the quote that matches the point being made. Quote it exactly, with who said it.3. Never edit a quote, never combine two, never invent one. If none fits, say so.## Always- Unknown fact, price or date: write [blank] and ask. Never guess.- Say in one line at the end which skill you used.
---name: nst-offers-and-pricesdescription: Knows what {your name} sells and charges, and states it exactly as written. Part of No Small Talk by Stolan Acres.---# Steps1. Open references/03-offers-and-answers.md.2. Use prices and offer names exactly as written. Never round, discount or invent a package.3. If asked about something not listed, write [blank] and ask {your name}.## Always- Unknown fact, price or date: write [blank] and ask. Never guess.- Say in one line at the end which skill you used.
---name: nst-never-saydescription: Checks any draft for {your name} against the never-claim list, the never-again lines and the banned words before it goes out. Part of No Small Talk by Stolan Acres.---# Steps1. Read the NEVER CLAIM and HOW WE SOUND parts of references/01-voice-profile.md.2. Go line by line through the draft. Flag every banned word, never-again line, unsupported claim and em dash.3. Return the fixed draft, then a short list of what changed and why.## Always- Unknown fact, price or date: write [blank] and ask. Never guess.- Say in one line at the end which skill you used.
---name: nst-postsdescription: Plans and writes {your name}'s posts for the week in their voice, from their own bank of ideas. Part of No Small Talk by Stolan Acres.---# Steps1. Open references/04-month-of-posts.md and pick ideas not used recently.2. Write each post finished and ready to copy, for the platform named, in their voice.3. Give each one a visual idea that follows the make-visuals skill: a real photo and one move.4. Run the never-say check before handing it over.## Always- Unknown fact, price or date: write [blank] and ask. Never guess.- Say in one line at the end which skill you used.
---name: nst-bio-and-pitchdescription: Gives {your name}'s bio, pitch or short description for any platform, form or introduction. Part of No Small Talk by Stolan Acres.---# Steps1. Open references/03-offers-and-answers.md and start from the closest bio or the pitch.2. Fit it to the length asked. Keep the facts and the free starting point exactly as written.## Always- Unknown fact, price or date: write [blank] and ask. Never guess.- Say in one line at the end which skill you used.
---name: nst-price-this-persondescription: Helps {your name} decide which offer fits a specific person and writes the reply that says so. Part of No Small Talk by Stolan Acres.---# Steps1. Ask for, or read, what the person said and what they need.2. Match them to one offer from references/03-offers-and-answers.md, and say why in one line.3. Write the reply in {your name}'s voice using the ready answer closest to the situation. Exact prices only.## Always- Unknown fact, price or date: write [blank] and ask. Never guess.- Say in one line at the end which skill you used.
---name: nst-reply-to-inquirydescription: Drafts {your name}'s reply to a new inquiry, DM or email, in their voice, with their real prices. Never sends. Part of No Small Talk by Stolan Acres.---# Steps1. Read the message. Name what they are really asking: price, availability, why you, or something else.2. Start from the matching ready answer in references/03-offers-and-answers.md and fit it to this person.3. Leave [blank] for any date, slot or fact not on file. Never send. Leave it as a draft for {your name}.## Always- Unknown fact, price or date: write [blank] and ask. Never guess.- Say in one line at the end which skill you used.
---name: nst-ideal-clientdescription: Holds a clear picture of who {your name} serves, and checks any post, page, offer or reply against that person. Part of No Small Talk by Stolan Acres.---# Steps1. Read Part 1 of references/07-client-and-position.md in full.2. When asked to write for {your name}, name the one person it is for, using the who-it-is-for line and their own words.3. When asked to check a draft, go line by line: would this person recognize themselves? Flag lines written for someone else, lines that talk down, and lines the not-for person would love.4. Use only the exact client quotes on file. Where a recognition moment or a place they spend time is [blank], ask {your name} instead of guessing.5. Return the fixed draft and a short list of what changed and why.## Always- Unknown fact, price or date: write [blank] and ask. Never guess.- Say in one line at the end which skill you used.
---name: nst-positioningdescription: Answers 'why you?' for {your name} in any format, bio, about page, pitch or DM reply, and keeps the answer the same everywhere. Part of No Small Talk by Stolan Acres.---# Steps1. Read Part 2 of references/07-client-and-position.md in full.2. Build the answer from three things on file: who we are, the thing that is ours, and what we stand against.3. Back it with proof from the exact client quotes and facts only. No invented results, numbers or awards.4. Fit it to the format asked: one line for a bio, three sentences for a pitch, a short paragraph for an about page, two warm sentences for a DM.5. Never name or knock a competitor. If the comparison is [blank], answer from what is ours, not from what others lack.## Always- Unknown fact, price or date: write [blank] and ask. Never guess.- Say in one line at the end which skill you used.
---name: nst-money-weekdescription: Plans {your name}'s week of money moves, the fastest paths to paid work, inside their real hours and boundaries, then reviews it on Friday. Part of No Small Talk by Stolan Acres.---# Steps1. Read references/08-money-week.md in full.2. Ask {your name} for this week's money goal, free hours and open conversations. Never guess them.3. Pick the levers that fit the hours, fastest to cash first, and lay them out day by day, Monday to Friday, at most three moves a day.4. For every move that needs words, write the draft in {your name}'s voice with exact prices from the file. Never send.5. Check the plan against the boundaries in the file. Drop anything that breaks one.6. On Friday: what got done, what turned into money or a booked conversation, and the one change for next week.## Always- Unknown fact, price or date: write [blank] and ask. Never guess.- Say in one line at the end which skill you used.
---name: nst-make-visualsdescription: Makes {your name}'s post visuals from a real photo with one deliberate move, in their colors. Never words on a flat color. Part of No Small Talk by Stolan Acres.---# Steps1. Read references/06-visual-recipe.md in full.2. Choose the photo first. If there is none, ask for one or pick a different post.3. Pick exactly one move: hero crop, cutout, pair, or quote on the photo.4. Lay it out at the platform size with six to twelve words from the caption, in their colors and one typeface.5. Save it as an image if you can here; otherwise give the file to open and screenshot.## Always- Unknown fact, price or date: write [blank] and ask. Never guess.- Say in one line at the end which skill you used.
you Write Monday's post. → Used nst-posts, then nst-never-say.