Emails that sound like you, written while you work

Everyone can tell when an email wasn't written by the person who signed it. Say "learn my voice" and Miles studies your own sent mail — your greetings, your sign-off, how you say no, how you ask for money — and keeps a style profile he uses in every draft from then on. Replies, recaps, follow-ups: all of them, automatically, in your voice.

Do this

1. Say "learn my voice." Miles reads 15–20 of your recent sent emails — real correspondence only, no forwards or receipts — and nothing is sent during the flow.
2. He reads his homework back: "you open with the first name, you keep it to three sentences, you sign 'Thanks, Kelsi', you never use 'per my last email'." Correct anything he got wrong on the spot.
3. The profile is yours: it lives in Miles Memory as writing-style.md — read it, edit it, and it's applied everywhere the moment it exists.
4. Everything upgrades at once: Inbox Zero reply drafts, sales-call recaps, Waiting On follow-up nudges, and any email you ask for in chat — they all come out sounding like you wrote them.
5. Voice drifted, or a draft feels off? Say "re-learn my voice" and he studies your latest sent mail again.

Prompts to steal

Learn my voice. That draft doesn't sound like me — fix your notes on my style. What did you learn about how I write? Re-learn my voice from my latest emails.