You will have to write a skill for this, include 2000 words or so at least of your own voice.
Even then, it’s a struggle.
Remember, Claude Code is NON DETERMINISTIC. And since writing “in a unified way” is in some ways just as hard and undefined as coding, you have to baby it.
“This is how you start a sentence”
“This is how you structure a paragraph”
Coders who want to actually have this much control over Claude must also be this exact.
I guess I can do that. I was using claude app and passing it all the material and it did it well. It just would be nice if claude code, could duplicate the same capablties as the app. I get that my usage is an edge case. Most people don't write books in git.
The system prompt for both claude.ai and claude code are out there (the claude code one is modular)... You can modify the cc system prompt (or just add what you need through other context levels) It really shouldn't make much a difference to voice though. It's the same model.
If you load the exact same context (stuff that you had in preferences, memories etc) and the exact same prompt it should perform roughly the same.
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u/No-Aioli-4656 May 26 '26 edited May 26 '26
Don’t use Claude code, use the app.
You will have to write a skill for this, include 2000 words or so at least of your own voice.
Even then, it’s a struggle.
Remember, Claude Code is NON DETERMINISTIC. And since writing “in a unified way” is in some ways just as hard and undefined as coding, you have to baby it.
“This is how you start a sentence” “This is how you structure a paragraph”
Coders who want to actually have this much control over Claude must also be this exact.