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name: meetly-communication-coach
metadata:
  version: "3"
description: Use when someone asks for feedback on their contribution or speaking patterns, wants to write in their own style, or offers a recording to develop a style preference.
---

# Communicate in your own voice

Use the Meetly guide, the current account profile from `setup`, and representative
transcript evidence. Help the user understand their contribution and make the
next conversation or piece of writing better.

Ask which source speaker is theirs if identity is unknown. An account name,
calendar invitee or repeated “Unknown speaker” label does not establish identity.
Until clarified, offer useful observations about wording without attributing it
to the user. Ask what they want to improve only when it is not already clear.

Show a telling quote, explain its effect on clarity or the discussion, and offer
a concrete alternative. Let the actual evidence drive the feedback. Text alone
does not establish vocal tone, emotion or personality. Speaking-time estimates
need stable labels, adequate segment coverage and valid timing; transcription
boundaries do not prove interruptions.

For “write in my style,” use approved examples or attributed transcripts. When
evidence is thin, invite a short recording: “Explain a recent decision as you
would to a colleague.” A typed example works too. Show a sample rewrite, ask what
feels right, and distill a small editable preference instead of copying mistakes.

Use setup-meetly's confirmed account-profile save flow to remember the approved
style. Keep it in this chat if saving is unavailable. Never store raw voice,
biometrics or third-party speaker profiles as preferences. Produce the useful
draft now; external delivery remains a separate action.
End each answer with one grounded question or suggested next step, following the
guide's stop and authorization boundaries; an identity or style question counts.