A free setup
Get to Know Me
AI's first answer isn't its best. It just doesn't know you yet. This is the 15-minute interview that teaches it how you talk and how you like answers, so every chat after starts out knowing you.
About 15 minutes · made for Claude, any plan · simpler version for ChatGPT and Gemini
Get the interview
I'll send the setup, then a few short emails, then The Sunday Reset, my one letter on Sunday mornings. Unsubscribe any time.
Sound familiar?
- Every answer comes back sounding like it was written for anyone.
- You start every chat by explaining what's on your plate, again.
- You rewrite every text it drafts, because you'd never say it that way.
Teach AI how you talk and how you like answers, once.
- 01The interview.About ten questions, three at a time, with examples.start here
- 02The read-back.It tells you what it heard and asks what it got wrong.
- 03Save it once.A my-voice skill in Claude, or plain text for ChatGPT and Gemini.
- 04The line that trains it.One sentence when it misses, and it hands you the fix.
What’s inside
Everything is copy and paste.
A copy-and-paste interview
About ten questions, three at a time, with examples so you're never starting from a blank box.
It learns you, not your house
How you talk, words you'd never say, how you like answers, what's on your plate right now, and real samples of your writing.
A read-back before it saves
It tells you what it heard and asks "What did I get wrong?" first.
What you leave with
A my-voice skill Claude loads on its own, plus a plain-text copy for ChatGPT, Gemini or anywhere else.
The one sentence that fixes a miss
So it gets closer to you every time it's wrong.
How it works
Paste the interview, about 10 minutes
Answer three questions at a time. Say "skip" to anything.
Fix the read-back, about 2 minutes
Tell it what it got wrong before it saves.
Save it once, about 3 minutes
Upload the skill in Claude, or paste the plain text into ChatGPT or Gemini.
Before you sign up
It’s for you if
- Your AI answers sound like they could be for anyone.
- You use AI for texts, emails, work or planning your week, and you want it to sound like you.
- You'd rather teach it once than explain yourself every chat.
It’s not for you if
- You want AI to write as someone you're not. This teaches it you.
- You want it to know your house. That's Your First Hire, and it's free too.
- You want a brand guide with colors and fonts. This is your voice and your life.
You stay in control
- It never guesses.
- It reads it back first.
- You choose what goes in.
- One sentence fixes a miss.

Why Katie
“I was someone’s brain for a living. Then I had three boys and did it for free.”
- Former operations director
- Former executive assistant
- Mom of three boys
- Would rather build it
- Hates subscriptions
I'm Katie, a former operations director and a mom of three boys. Keeping a lot of moving parts straight was my job for years, and now I build AI tools for my own house so I can log out.
Get to know meQuestions
Which AI does it work in?
It's made for Claude, on any plan. In ChatGPT or Gemini you do the same interview and paste the plain-text profile in instead of uploading a skill.
Do I need a paid plan?
No. Skills and Projects are on every Claude plan, Free included, and Free accounts get up to five Projects. For skills, turn on Code execution and file creation in Settings, then Capabilities. Plans change, so the guide links Anthropic's own pages.
Is my information private?
You choose what goes in. Use first names, and leave out addresses and anything you'd hate to see leaked. While you're in Settings, look for the option that lets your chats train future models, and turn it off if you'd rather.
How long does it take?
About 15 minutes. Most of it is answering the questions.
Is this the same as Your First Hire?
No. Get to Know Me teaches it you: how you talk and how you like answers. Your First Hire teaches it your house. They work together, and the setup points you there next.
Teach it you, once
Fifteen minutes now, and you stop explaining yourself in every chat.
I'll send the setup, then a few short emails, then The Sunday Reset, my one letter on Sunday mornings. Unsubscribe any time.