Voices
You don't sound the same on a sales page as you do in a caption. Voices let you define the different tones your AC uses, so the CoS picks the right one for the job — or you point at the one you want.
One AC, many voices. Same person, different rooms.
What it does for you
Seven content types to build voices from:
- Writing — books, long-form, essays
- Coaching — 1:1 consulting, diagnostic questions, reframes
- Email — emails, newsletters, DMs
- Stage — podcasts, keynotes, interviews
- Video — YouTube, TikTok, Reels
- Ads — sales copy, hooks, promos
- Social — posts, captions, threads
Learns from what you feed it:
- Each voice has a Style Sheet — the AI's internal editorial guide for that voice: tone, pacing, signature phrases, things you avoid
- It auto-refines on every upload — add a podcast episode, a sales page, a batch of emails, and the style sheet sharpens to match
- Turn on Auto-Sync (a podcast or a YouTube channel) and new episodes get pulled in automatically, once a day. Each episode is downloaded and transcribed from its audio (up to 600 MB); if one can't be downloaded, the item shows the reason and a Retry button
- For a podcast you don't need to hunt for the RSS feed: paste your show's Apple Podcasts or Spotify link, or your podcast host's show page, and we find the feed and save it in its place. If the feed can't be found (Spotify shows that aren't listed in the public podcast directory, for example), saving tells you why — paste the RSS feed from your podcast host's settings instead
- If Auto-Sync stops being able to read its link, the voice says Auto-sync needs attention and the Auto-Sync box explains what's wrong, instead of quietly importing nothing
- Auto-Sync from a YouTube channel skips videos shorter than a minute — a clip that short has no story to find. Add one by link if you want it anyway. A video with nothing spoken in it shows Skipped — too little speech to read instead of an error, because retrying or pasting a transcript can't add words nobody said
- Most people never touch the style sheet — but you can edit it directly, or regenerate it from scratch (old versions are kept in history and restorable)
Picks the right voice automatically:
- Ask for an ad and the CoS uses your Ads voice
- Ask for a caption and it switches to Social
- You can always override — "write this in my Coaching voice" — and it'll listen
Keeps you oriented:
- Each voice card shows how many stories and hooks came in through it
- Upload a whole book and the stories come out of it too — long uploads are read passage by passage, so a story tucked between pages of teaching isn't skipped
- If part of an upload couldn't be scanned, its row says so — hit Pull more to look for the rest. Pull more skips stories you already have
- On a long upload the row shows how many stories were saved out of about how many it found, like "18 of about 40". Not every passage that looks like a story has a full story in it, so some gap is normal. When far fewer were saved than found, the row says so and Pull more retries the missing ones
- If an upload has no story in it, its row says so instead of celebrating. Stories and hooks come from something that actually happened to someone, so a tips video or how-to on its own adds none. Pull more scans it again
- Story extraction on the Add URL and Paste Transcript forms decides whose stories are kept. Extract (your character)'s stories keeps only the ones your character lived; Extract all stories keeps every story, whoever it's about. YouTube channel and playlist imports, very short clips, and characters named like a platform ("YouTube", "Podcast") start on Extract all stories, and the form warns you when your character's name doesn't look like the person speaking. Pull more uses the same setting
- Search your voices, flip between grid and list view
- Each AC has its own voices — a founder AC and a brand AC don't share
How you use it
- From Attractive Characters, open a character and go to the Voices tab.
- Hit New Voice — name it and pick its content type.
- Open the voice and upload content that sounds like you in that room — the style sheet refines with every upload.
- Optionally set up Auto-Sync so a feed keeps it fresh without you lifting a finger.
- In chat, just ask for the work — the CoS chooses a voice, or you can name one.
If you only do one thing today: create your Email voice and upload your three best broadcasts. The CoS will lock onto your cadence and stop sounding generic.