It learns your voice from your own writing, then drafts your emails, texts, and posts so they sound like you and never like a robot. You read it and hit send.
This is Nikolai, the voice Nik Shah built for himself at 100x.
Type a rough brief into any AI and you get the left. Nikolai gives you the right. Watch both write it out.
The tell: a stack of fragments with periods dropped between them. People talk in full sentences. So does Nikolai.
Most AI voice is one line in a prompt. Nikolai runs every draft down four layers. Watch a message move through them.
Strips the robot out. No stock phrases, no fragments dressed up as sentences.
36 rulesMoves from the best communicators alive. Voss on a negotiation, Ogilvy on a line.
12 mastersPicks the right approach for a text, an email, a call, or a deck.
5 playbooksRuns the whole task, trained on eighty of your real messages.
80+ samplesSounding human is only the floor. On top sit three crafts most tools never touch.
Fix a line once and it never gets that wrong again. The more you use it, the less you touch it.
You do not need to be technical. If you can write an email, you can do this. Five steps, about ten hours over a few weeks.
✓ No code. Nothing to install to try it.Copy twenty or thirty things you have written. Real emails, a few texts, a couple of posts. You already have all of it.
about 30 minutesThe words you would never use. How you open and close. One page is plenty. This becomes your floor.
about an hourName two or three communicators you admire. Your voice gets to stand on the best of them.
about 30 minutesDecide what it can draft alone and what must never send without you. Anything you cannot take back waits for your eyes.
about 20 minutesDrop your writing and rules into a Claude project and ask it to draft in your voice. Fix its lines, tell it what changed. In a few weeks it stops needing the fix.
a little every dayYou are my writing voice. I'll paste twenty things I've actually written, plus a page of my rules: my openers, my closers, the words I never use, and how I sound on email versus a quick text. Learn all of it. From now on, when I ask, draft in my voice and give me two options. Never send anything on your own. When I edit your draft, ask me what changed, and remember it for next time.
Would rather not do it alone? Two ways Nik can help.
Anyone can ask a model to write like them and get an impression. This is the real thing, and you can start it tonight.
100x builds AI agents for businesses. Nikolai drafts Nik's outbound all day. He still reads every word before it sends.