One of the two posts was written by Anya, the other by Telematic.Pro after analyzing three of her publications. Can you guess which text belongs to whom? This kind of experiment helps check how accurately AI can adopt an author's manner of writing when it is given suitable examples and generation settings.
Below are five steps that will help you prepare a project in Telematic.Pro and create a draft in a specified style. Important: Anya and her channel are fictional, and the sample posts were created for demonstration. Post B is the result of Telematic.Pro generation without manual edits; the scenes with the characters were created by AI, and the screens shown are taken from the real application.
Why It Matters to Set the Author's Voice for AI
If you simply ask a neural network to write a post on a certain topic, it may produce clear and grammatically correct text, but it won't necessarily resemble your publications. Different authors differ in sentence length, word choice, how they address the reader, level of formality, and the ways they explain complex things.
To bring the result closer to an individual manner, the AI needs context. In Telematic.Pro, you can do this by specifying project parameters, adding examples of your own texts, and analyzing the features of your style. After that, the service uses this information when generating content.
This does not mean that publications will always go out without review. Setting up the style helps get a more suitable draft, but before publishing, it's worth reading the text and making sure it matches the task and your requirements.
Step 1. Set the Project Parameters
Open the required project and go to "Settings" β "AI Settings". Here you set the main guidelines for future texts:
- audience β who you are creating content for;
- interests β which topics and directions are important;
- tone β how the text should sound;
- language β which language to write in;
- goal β what the publication is for.
The more clearly these fields are filled in, the more context the AI receives. For example, the audience can affect how simple the explanations will be, and the chosen goal can affect which details matter more in the draft.
Try to describe the settings specifically. Instead of a vague "write interestingly," it is more useful to indicate who the content is addressed to and what it should be like: for example, expert, friendly, or restrained. At the same time, avoid overloading the description with contradictory wishes, as they may make the task harder to interpret.
Step 2. Add Examples of Your Own Publications
Go to the "Style References" section and select "Paste text." For analysis, you can add from two to five of your own posts, each at least 200 characters long.
Choose examples that truly reflect your usual writing manner. If today you publish short notes and tomorrow detailed expert analyses, a set of texts in different formats may show the AI several variants of presentation. In that case, it is better to pick examples similar to the content you plan to create.
Before adding them, check the texts: they should not contain random fragments, copy errors, or extra information unrelated to the publication. For a more cohesive result, take materials in which you like your own presentation and which can be considered characteristic of your channel or brand.
You don't have to choose posts on the same topic. What matters here is not the subject but the features of the authorial voice: how you build sentences, address the reader, and organize your thoughts.
Step 3. Analyze the Style and Review the Card
After adding the examples, click "Analyze style." The service will generate a card "This is how AI understood your style" β a description of writing features that will be used in further work.
Don't treat the card as a final diagnosis or an unchangeable rule. It is a working basis that you can check and, if necessary, refine. If the description does not reflect your manner, add to it manually: for example, note an important nuance of tone or a specific preference in presentation.
After editing, click "Save card." It is worth not skipping this step: this is where you can correct the AI's interpretation before it starts creating new texts. The more precisely the card matches your expectations, the clearer the guideline for generation will be.
Step 4. Choose the Degree of Style Influence
In the "Influence on generation" parameter, select the value "Strict." In this mode, the style from the card sets a more pronounced guideline for the text being created.
This parameter is especially useful if the goal is to get a draft noticeably close to the author's manner. However, style settings do not replace the topic and purpose of the publication: these still need to be clearly formulated when creating the content. In other words, the card helps with presentation, while the specific request explains what exactly should be written about.
If the result seems too similar to the source examples or does not fit the current task, revisit the card and project parameters. Experiment with wording and examples, then compare drafts β this makes it easier to understand which settings work better for your content.
Step 5. Create a Draft and Approve It
To start generation, open "Content" β "Create content," then select "Generate with AI." Enter the topic in one line and start creating the text.
At this stage, it is better to phrase the request briefly and concretely. For example, name the topic of the publication rather than limiting yourself to a general wish to write "something useful." The project settings and style card already provide additional context, so in the topic line you can focus on the substance of the future material.
When the draft appears, read it and check the facts, wording, and fit with the task. If the text suits you, click "Approve." If individual details need changing, revise the draft before approving. Even a well-configured AI remains a tool for preparing text, and the decision to publish is made by the author.
How to Evaluate the Result
When comparing the original publications with the generated text, look not only at individual words. Pay attention to the overall intonation, sentence length and rhythm, how the reader is addressed, and the structure of the thought. These signs help you understand whether the result really resembles your presentation.
For the demonstration example, it is important to consider the conditions: Anya and her channel are fictional, her posts were written specifically for the test, and Post B is the real Telematic.Pro result without edits. This format shows how the setup works on an example, but it does not promise an identical result for every author, topic, or set of texts.
You can try generation on the website Telematic.Pro. Detailed instructions on projects and connecting platforms are available in the help section.
Practical Takeaway
To help AI write closer to your voice, start with clear project settings, add two to five characteristic posts, and review the style card after analysis. Then choose strict influence on generation, set a specific topic, and read the draft carefully before approving it. And now try to guess: which of the two posts did Anya write β A or B?