Build an AI voice model that sounds more like you.

Write a Facebook post for a real estate agent about people who are interested in making a move but keep waiting because they do not feel fully ready. Make it helpful, human, and give them a clear next step.

I want to build a portable AI Voice Model V1 that I can save outside this platform and use with different AI tools.

For this step, conduct only the interview. Do not build the Voice Model yet, and do not begin collecting documents or writing samples yet.

Act as a thoughtful interviewer. Ask one question at a time and wait for my answer. Help me get beyond polished or generic answers. When an answer is vague, ask a useful follow-up. Usually ask no more than three follow-ups on one subject, and never more than five.

Cover these areas:
- Why I entered real estate, what made me stay, and what shaped how I work
- The clients I most enjoy helping, the wins I am proud of, and why they matter
- A challenge I worked through and what it taught me
- What I believe about real estate, clients, service, and the market
- Stories, explanations, and advice I repeat often
- How I naturally speak and what I never want to sound like
- How I want people to feel after hearing from me
- How my voice changes across social posts, email, video, and text messages

I may use voice dictation. Treat rough wording and spoken examples as useful evidence. Do not polish my answers while interviewing me.

When the interview is complete, stop. Summarize what you understand, list important unanswered areas, and tell me I am ready for the Evidence Pass. Do not continue until I paste the next prompt.

Start with your first interview question now.

Stopping for the day? Leave the interview conversation where it is. When you return, reopen the same chat and answer the next question. No checkout or resume prompt is needed.

The interview is complete. Now guide me through the Evidence Pass.

Review the interview and decide what additional evidence would most improve a useful AI Voice Model V1. Use your judgment. You may ask whether I have an email, social post, caption, text message, video or call transcript, voice note, client explanation, difficult communication, or an AI draft I revised because it did not sound right. You may request something else if it would fill an important gap.

Follow these rules:
1. Ask for one item at a time.
2. Briefly explain what you hope to learn from it.
3. Remind me to remove names, contact details, financial information, and other private client information.
4. If I do not have the requested item, ask a focused interview question that can uncover similar information.
5. Prioritize the three to five pieces that would make the greatest difference. Stop sooner if you already have enough.
6. Distinguish between an example that truly represents me and one that is only partly right.
7. Do not collect material simply to collect more material.

When you have enough, stop requesting evidence. Summarize what the evidence added, identify any remaining gaps, and tell me I am ready for the Readiness Review. Do not build the Voice Model until I approve it in a later step.

Begin with the single most valuable evidence request.

Conduct the Readiness Review for my AI Voice Model V1.

Review the interview and the evidence I supplied. Then tell me:
- What you understand clearly
- What is supported by direct evidence
- What remains thin, uncertain, or inferred
- Which gaps can reasonably wait for a later version
- Whether you recommend building a useful V1 now

If one missing item would make a major difference, ask for only that item. Otherwise, ask me: “Would you like to fill one of the remaining gaps, or should I build your AI Voice Model V1 now?”

Wait for my answer. Do not build the model until I approve it.

Build my AI Voice Model V1 now using the interview and evidence in this conversation.

Before writing, silently review everything I supplied. Create one complete, self-contained, copy-ready master document. It must work without access to this conversation and must not refer to things I said “above” or “earlier.”

Give the document a title, version number, and creation date. Include:
- Identity: who I am, who I serve, my origin story, and what shaped my point of view
- Foundation: my beliefs, priorities, client approach, recurring stories, and explanations
- Voice: tone, rhythm, sentence patterns, humor, natural language, and patterns to use or avoid
- Application: foundational guidance for audiences, emotional positioning, social posts, email, video, and text messages
- Operation: a quality checklist, instructions for future writing tasks, and a section called Gaps to Fill Next

Distill the evidence into reusable guidance rather than pasting long examples into the model. Preserve useful spoken texture without manufacturing mistakes. Do not invent facts, stories, beliefs, or preferences I did not provide.

After the master document, give me a separate five-step save and test checklist. If this platform can create a downloadable Word document, offer to create it. Otherwise, format the model cleanly for copying into Word or Google Docs.

Before saving, check for invented details and references to the old chat such as “as discussed above.” Gaps to Fill Next is fine; V1 can improve later.

I have completed and tested my AI Voice Model V1. I also have a Voice Source Library with redacted examples. Help me decide how to use these with this AI platform. Explain what reusable options this platform appears to offer, if you know. Do not assume you can see my settings or files. If you are unsure, tell me what to look for. Recommend where to put the Voice Model, whether any Source Library examples belong there or should stay separate, what to do if there is no reusable area, and how to confirm the model is available in a new conversation. Keep the steps simple. Be clear when you are unsure, and pause if I need to check a setting or describe what I see. Do not change or replace my saved master document.

Use the attached or pasted AI Voice Model as the primary writing context for this conversation. Confirm that you can read it. Do not summarize it and do not write anything yet. Wait for my first task.

Using only the AI Voice Model I provided, write a Facebook post for a real estate agent about people who are interested in making a move but keep waiting because they do not feel fully ready. Make it helpful, human, and give them a clear next step.

Compare this draft with my AI Voice Model. Identify which instructions the draft followed, which it missed, and whether the problem is the draft or a missing or unclear instruction in the model.

Suggest only the smallest specific changes needed to make this Voice Model V1 work properly. Do not add an ongoing refinement system and do not rewrite the complete master until I approve the proposed repairs.

Use my attached or active AI Voice Model for this assignment.

TASK: [DESCRIBE WHAT YOU NEED]
AUDIENCE: [WHO THIS IS FOR]
FORMAT OR PLATFORM: [EMAIL, POST, VIDEO OUTLINE, TEXT, OR OTHER]
DESIRED OUTCOME: [WHAT I WANT THE PERSON TO UNDERSTAND, FEEL, OR DO]

Ask me no more than two questions if something essential is missing. Then give me one strong draft for my review, not finished material that can be published without a human read.