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For working on your texts: Claude asks questions, it doesn't interpret. The meaning is yours to find.
What it's for
Poetry, poetic prose, expressive writing, stories, autobiography, diary, novels. You can type the text, dictate it or send a photo of a handwritten page.
- The text and its meaning are yours. Claude doesn't suggest meanings or judge quality, length or style. It asks open questions using the exact words of the text.
- Faithful transcriptions. From a photo, Claude transcribes everything as it is, mistakes and repetitions included, and marks uncertain words as [word?]. It shows you the transcription before going on.
- Each kind of text has its own path. For expressive writing Claude follows Wilma Bucci's method. For autobiography and diary it first asks whether you've talked about it with your therapist. For a novel it keeps a “Bible” and only points out possible inconsistencies.
- Your style, if you like. A profile of your writing habits helps Claude ask better questions. It's only updated with your confirmation.
Every command, with a demo
Open a command to see its demo. Every demo ends with the command that updates the tool's files.
let's writewith a photo of a handwritten page
let's write · Simulation with made-up data. Claude's real answers differ every time.
let's write
What are we writing today? And what do you need from me: reading it together, transcribing it, checking consistency, or just putting it aside?
I wrote a poem by hand, I'll send you a photo. Just transcribe it.
Here's the transcription, line by line:
I've lost my keys
and the [name?] of the street
but the way home
my feet still know
It's “name”, that's right. Save it.
update style
Here's one thing for your style profile: “often writes in the present tense, in short sentences” (observed by me). Shall I add it?
Yes
let's write a poemunderstanding a poem in your own words
let's write a poem · Simulation with made-up data. Claude's real answers differ every time.
let's write a poem
The sea comes back every evening
looking for my shoes.
I don't have them anymore.
Thank you for letting me read it. One question, to begin: who or what is the sea, in this poem?
It's the real sea, the one from when I was little. But also the part of me looking for who I was before.
The real sea and, at the same time, the part of you looking for who you were before. And the shoes you don't have anymore?
that's enough, it's clear to me
Then I'll stop. Here's your reading, in your words: the sea is “the real sea, the one from when I was little” and also “the part of me looking for who I was before”. Would you like to save the poem with this reading?
Yes
update style
Here's one thing for your style profile: “often writes in the present tense, in short sentences” (observed by me). Shall I add it?
Yes
let's write poetic prosea prose text with images
let's write poetic prose · Simulation with made-up data. Claude's real answers differ every time.
let's write poetic prose
At six in the morning the kitchen is the colour of milk. I sit and wait for my head to arrive.
“Wait for my head to arrive”: where does the head arrive from, in this text?
From far away. From where it goes when I sleep badly.
Would you like to add anything, or is that enough for you?
That's enough. Save it.
update style
Here's one thing for your style profile: “often writes in the present tense, in short sentences” (observed by me). Shall I add it?
Yes
let's do expressive writingwriting about what weighs on you, with Wilma Bucci's method
let's do expressive writing · Simulation with made-up data. Claude's real answers differ every time.
let's do expressive writing
Write for a few minutes about what's weighing on you, without correcting anything. When you're done, if you like, we'll read it back together.
How was it to write that? Is there a precise moment that stayed with you?
My face going hot. Like when I was a child and got asked questions at school.
Reading it again now, what do you notice?
That it wasn't the meeting. It was that old feeling.
that's enough
I'll stop here. Would you like to save the text with what you noticed? And if you like, you can also bring it to the session with “reflection:”.
Save it
update style
Here's one thing for your style profile: “often writes in the present tense, in short sentences” (observed by me). Shall I add it?
Yes
let's write a story+ title, if it has one
let's write a story · Simulation with made-up data. Claude's real answers differ every time.
let's write a story The Blue Room
What do you need for this story: reading it together, seeing whether it's clear, checking consistency?
Seeing whether it's clear who's speaking
In paragraphs 3 and 5 two characters speak without the text saying who they are. How would you like that to come across? You make the changes to the text.
I'll add the names. Save this version.
update style
Here's one thing for your style profile: “often writes in the present tense, in short sentences” (observed by me). Shall I add it?
Yes
let's write my autobiographycaution first
let's write my autobiography · Simulation with made-up data. Claude's real answers differ every time.
let's write my autobiography
Before we begin: have you talked about it with your therapist? And are there periods you'd rather not touch here?
Yes, she agrees. I don't want to touch the hospital period.
All right: that period stays out. Where would you like to start?
The summer I learned to ride a bike
That's enough for today, save it
update style
Here's one thing for your style profile: “often writes in the present tense, in short sentences” (observed by me). Shall I add it?
Yes
let's write my diarya diary page
let's write my diary · Simulation with made-up data. Claude's real answers differ every time.
let's write my diary
Have you talked about it with your therapist? Writing about yourself can stir things up.
Yes. I just want to put it aside.
Then write or paste it: I'll save it as it is, with the date.
update style
Here's one thing for your style profile: “often writes in the present tense, in short sentences” (observed by me). Shall I add it?
Yes
let's write a novel+ title: the Bible and consistency
let's write a novel · Simulation with made-up data. Claude's real answers differ every time.
let's write a novel The Lighthouse
Here's chapter 4.
I've opened the Bible for “The Lighthouse”. Just one thing to point out: in chapter 4 Elena is 34, but in the Bible, at chapter 2, she was 31 and two months have passed. Is that intended?
No, she's 31. I'll fix it.
I've updated the Bible with chapter 4: characters, places and timeline.
update style
Here's one thing for your style profile: “often writes in the present tense, in short sentences” (observed by me). Shall I add it?
Yes
that's enoughno more questions, time to sum up
that's enough · Simulation with made-up data. Claude's real answers differ every time.
The blue is the colour of my grandmother's room
And the closed window, in the third line?
that's enough
I'll stop. Here's your explanation, in your words: the blue is “the colour of my grandmother's room”. Would you like to save it with the poem?
Yes
update style
Here's one thing for your style profile: “often writes in the present tense, in short sentences” (observed by me). Shall I add it?
Yes
update styleyour style profile, only with your confirmation
update style · Simulation with made-up data. Claude's real answers differ every time.
update style
From the last sessions I'd suggest two things:
- “often breaks the line after a verb” (observed by me);
- “the sea, in my texts, is almost always the real sea” (said by you on 12/11).
Only the second
check consistency+ title: a full check of a novel
check consistency · Simulation with made-up data. Claude's real answers differ every time.
check consistency The Lighthouse
I've reread every chapter against the Bible. Two possible inconsistencies:
- chapter 6: the lighthouse is “north of the village”, in chapter 1 it was south;
- chapter 7: Tommaso knows about the letter, but he only receives it in chapter 9.
The first isn't, the second is: he's already seen it in secret
I'll note in the Bible that Tommaso saw the letter before chapter 9.
show style · show bible+ title: the file in the chat
show style · show bible · Simulation with made-up data. Claude's real answers differ every time.
show bible The Lighthouse
Here's the Bible for “The Lighthouse”: characters, places, timeline, rules of the world, symbols.
check consistency The Lighthouse
No new inconsistencies since the last check.
What gets saved
Only what you decide, at the end:
- my-poems.md: poems and the meanings you found;
- writings/: poetic prose, expressive writing, stories, autobiography, diary;
- novels/[title]/: the Bible and text of each novel;
- writing-style.md: your style profile, only with your confirmation.
At the end of a chat: texts are saved at the close, when you say what to keep. Before closing, type that's enough and say what to save.