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Writing style visualizationSee the patterns behind your writing.

Analyze writing locally, share a portable style profile, and create a simple style-guided draft without an AI service.

Quick start ​

Try a sample or paste your own writing to generate an analysis profile and QR-inspired SVG code in the browser. The SVG includes the full profile as versioned metadata so it can be shared and read back into the package. Use writeLikeMe(prompt, profile) for a basic local template-based draft, or use compareTextStyle to compare another draft with a reference sample. Neither function calls an AI service.

Try it with your own text

Text stays in your browser. Paste writing (or load a shared .svg style code), then download the SVG or copy the style brief into your AI tool.

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These are lightweight dictionary and text-shape heuristics, not an AI assessment. Results can be inaccurate, especially for short text or languages other than English. The SVG stores up to five frequent words from your sample; check it before sharing.

To use the same API in Node.js, install the package and run:

Install ​

bash
npm install @ai-clyde/writelikeme
javascript
const WriteLikeMe = require('@ai-clyde/writelikeme');
const fs = require('fs');

const text = 'A short sample paragraph.';
const profile = WriteLikeMe.analyzeText(text);
const svg = WriteLikeMe.generateStyleSVG(profile);
fs.writeFileSync('writelikeme-code.svg', svg);

Using an AI coding agent? Register the MCP server in one line, for example claude mcp add writelikeme -- npx -y @ai-clyde/writelikeme mcp. The AI harness guide covers Cursor, Codex, Qwen Code and others.

Explore the installation guide, API reference, style-code and local-writing guide, and examples for more details.

WriteLikeMe · MIT License