Personal AI Voice Cloning Workflow

Step 1. Download Claude (claude.com/download). Open 'Cowork'. Create a folder for your voice. Step 2. Select Opus 4.7 + Extended Thinking. Set as default model. Turn ON Extended Thinking. Step 3. Copy-paste the interview prompt from this guide: https://t.co/LyV7fegv4c. It asks you 100 questions about how you think. Step 4. Answer every question out loud. Use the Wispr.ai. Talk to yourself. Don't type. Typing makes you edit. Talking makes you honest. Step 5. Don't tell what you like. Tell what you reject. Be extremely precise and specific in your answers. 80% of your file should be what you'd never say. Step 6. Paste Prompt 2 - The Voice Compiler. 20K-word raw file → 2-4K compressed tokens. Cuts generic. Keeps signal. Most people stop at the raw dump. That's the mistake. Step 7. Save + test [yourname].md. Open a blank Claude session. Paste the file. Ask it to write something. If it sounds like you → ship it. If not → re-interview. Step 8. Deploy with Obsidian. Drop the .md in your Cowork folder. It auto-read on every prompt. Edit it like a Google Doc. It syncs automatically, without downloading uploading loop. The Don'ts: ✖ Skip the 100-question interview ✖ Answer vaguely ("I like clarity" → clarity HOW?) ✖ Stop at the 20K-word raw dump ✖ Use blank chats instead of Cowork folders ✖ Treat the file as static (you change daily) ✖ Think your voice is too "magical" to capture ✖ Forget to document what you'd NEVER write ✖ Blame AI for sounding generic The Do's: ✔ Always use Cowork - not blank chats ✔ Always turn on Extended Thinking ✔ Always compress with Prompt 2 ✔ Always test in a blank session first ✔ Always document refusals, not just preferences ✔ Always edit your .md as your taste shifts ✔ Always push through the full 100 questions ✔ Always start prompts pointing to your folder