Copy-my-writing: write content based on you personal writing styles
The GitHub project "Copy My Writing" offers a tool to mimic writing style. Installation involves cloning the repository, setting up an `.env` file, and using commands like `generate` and `analyze-style`. Configuration and licensing details are provided.
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The GitHub project "Copy My Writing" offers a command-line tool designed to generate content mimicking your unique writing style. To install, clone the repository, run `pip install -e .`, and configure your `.env` file with your OpenAI API key and writing samples path. Usage includes generating content with `copy_my_writing generate "Your topic here"` and analyzing style with `copy_my_writing analyze-style`. Additional information can be accessed using the `--help` flag. Data in the `data` folder is confidential and not covered by the MIT License. Configuration details, such as the API key and writing samples path, are stored in the `.env` file. The project itself is licensed under the MIT License, with specifics available in the provided [LICENSE](https://github.com/innovatorved/copy-my-writing/blob/main/LICENSE) file.
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At least it could have used ChatGPT to analyze the style itself and then feeding it back to itself.
Then again this repository is just 3 days old. Maybe it gets some polishment later
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