Show your agent how you write.
Start with writing you’re proud of. Reword builds a voice guide your agent can reuse, then updates it from the corrections you choose to save.
Free and open source. About 83 KB.
Your samples set the direction.
Choose your own work: the emails, essays or posts you’d want an agent to learn from. Reword uses those samples to describe your vocabulary, rhythm and preferences in a compact guide you can read and change.
Use writing you authored.
Add a few chosen pieces or excerpts. Keep inspiration separate from your own work, and use separate collections for different voices or projects.
Write for the destination.
A text and a cover letter use different conventions. Reword applies the destination’s casing, punctuation and spelling settings alongside your voice guide.
Learn from a correction.
Ask it to save a revision for the kind of writing it belongs to. Ongoing learning starts only when you opt in.
One update.
Three places to send it.
The brief: the first version is ready to try on Friday. Ask for one thing they’d change.
I’m excited to share that the first version is now ready. You’ll be able to try it this Friday, and I’d love to hear your feedback.
first version’s ready :) try it friday? tell me one thing you’d change
Illustrative examples. Your guide comes from your own writing, choices, and corrections.
Keep the guide in your own setup.
Keep your samples and voice guide in the private storage you choose. Read the guide, export it, pause learning, or forget a piece whenever you want.
Add Reword to your agent.
Unzip it into your skills folder.
Download the ZIP and extract it. Move its reword folder into ~/.claude/skills/ for your personal setup, or .claude/skills/ inside one project.
~/.claude/skills/reword/Then ask your agent/reword
Python 3.10+ and file access enable saved voice collections. Source and instructions included ↙
Make Reword work your way.
Read the code, open an issue, or send a pull request. If Reword helps you write, give it a star. Fork it when you want to try a change.
github.com/starrybodies/reword ↗Before you
install.
Where can I use Reword?
Claude Code and Codex have documented installation paths. ChatGPT support depends on your workspace’s ability to install skills, run Python and keep files. Reword’s command-line tools use Python 3.10 or later and the standard library.
Where do my samples go?
To the agent you choose, under its usual privacy settings and model-provider terms. Keep the collection in a private location outside public repositories. This website doesn’t receive your samples; the feedback form saves only what you choose to submit.
Do I need a voice guide first?
No. You can ask Reword to edit a piece for its destination without a saved voice. Add authored samples when you want a reusable guide. You review the draft and decide which changes to keep.
Does every edit teach it?
No. Learning uses writing you deliberately add, author corrections and explicit preferences. Ongoing learning requires your opt-in. Saving one correction for one destination doesn’t turn it on, and accepting a draft doesn’t make it authored evidence.
Is it free and open source?
Yes. The complete skill is available under the MIT license, with attribution to Humanize and Humanizer. You can read the source, fork it and send changes. Your agent’s usual usage costs still apply.