A chatbot you ping occasionally is not an agent. An agent is something that runs your editing rules every single time without you remembering to. So I built one — a custom AI editor that lives in my workflow and enforces my style on every draft.
What the agent does
- Reads my last 5 published pieces and mimics the voice
- Flags hedge words and corporate filler automatically
- Rewrites to a target AI-risk % (I aim under 40)
- Hands back a diff, not a wall of text
The prompt stack (the part that matters)
- Persona prompt — "You are my editor. You've read my writing. Match it."
- Constraint prompt — banned words, rhythm rules, example requirement
- Verification prompt — re-score and refuse to pass anything over threshold
Building this by hand took me a weekend. If you'd rather skip to the finished agent, the full setup — prompts, config, and the scorer it calls — is here: https://felovery.gumroad.com (code FIRST50 = 50% off). It's the $120 tier, but it replaced a $400/month human editor for me.
Have you given an AI agent a permanent job yet? What broke first?
Top comments (0)