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Creative Writing with Voice Control

Opus maintains voice consistency across long outputs better than any other model. Banning specific words and cliches prevents the default 'AI voice.' Specifying the opening style avoids generic intros. The 'no meta-commentary' instruction stops Opus from narrating its own process.

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Prompt

Write a {{contentType}} about {{topic}}.

**Voice & Style:**
- Tone: {{tone}}
- Reading level: {{audienceLevel}}
- Sentence structure: mix short punchy sentences with longer flowing ones. Vary paragraph length.
- Avoid: cliches, corporate jargon, passive voice, and the words "{{bannedWords}}"
- Emulate the style of: {{styleReference}} — but do not copy specific phrases

**Structure:**
- Length: approximately {{wordCount}} words
- Opening: start in medias res or with a surprising fact — no throat-clearing
- Include {{numberOfExamples}} concrete examples or anecdotes
- End with: {{endingStyle}}

**Content constraints:**
{{contentConstraints}}

Write the full piece. Do not include meta-commentary about your writing process.

Variables to customize

{{contentType}}{{topic}}{{tone}}{{audienceLevel}}{{bannedWords}}{{styleReference}}{{wordCount}}{{numberOfExamples}}{{endingStyle}}{{contentConstraints}}

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