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TC4

My AI Persona

Teach ToqanClaw who you are. Every future chat already starts with your context.

Why this exercise?

Without context, AI gives generic answers. With context, it gives results. The persona is the most important step — that's why it comes before everything else. The Morning News, Evening News, and presentations will use your persona automatically.

How it works

Three simple steps:

  1. Generate your profile via ToqanClaw using your Google Calendar and email data
  2. Review and adjust the result
  3. Save it as the my_persona skill in ToqanClaw
🎯 Pro Tip: Use Google Calendar + Email!

The best results for generating your persona come from analyzing your Google Calendar and Gmail data. Your meetings and emails reveal your role, priorities, key stakeholders, and communication style. If you also have Slack MCP connected, the prompt below will use it for even richer results.

Step 1 — Generate your profile

Open a new conversation in ToqanClaw (click the +) and paste the prompt below. Make sure the Google Workspace MCP is connected (exercise TC3). If you also have Slack MCP, the analysis will be even richer.

I need you to help me create my AI profile
by analyzing my communication patterns.

Do the following:

1. DISCOVER WHO I AM
- Read my Google Calendar for the past 2 weeks
- Check my recent emails for context about my role
- Identify which meetings I attend most frequently
- Find who the people are that I interact with most

2. ANALYZE MY PATTERNS
- From my calendar and emails, identify:
  - What kind of work I do (from the topics I discuss)
  - My communication style (formal? informal? direct?)
  - Common words and expressions I use
  - Acronyms and jargon I use
  - Tools and systems I mention

3. IDENTIFY PATTERNS
- What is my predominant tone?
- How do I make requests? (direct or with context first?)
- What topics come up most frequently?

4. GENERATE MY PROFILE in this exact format:

# About me
- Name:
- Area:
- Role:
- How I think:
- How I want answers:

## What I do day to day
[infer from recurring topics]

## Tools I use
[list all that appeared]

## Vocabulary of my area
[acronyms and jargon found]

## My communication style
[tone, length, formality, patterns]

## What I do NOT want in AI responses
[infer from my style]

## My important meetings
[list the recurring meetings I attend]

## Key people (VIPs)
[list the people I interact with most
and who seems to be my manager or stakeholder]

## Current priorities and projects
[infer from recent topics]

IMPORTANT:
- Don't make anything up. Only use real information.
- If unsure, mark as [verify].
- Prioritize quality over quantity.

If Google Workspace is connected, skip ahead to Step 2.


Alternative — No Google Workspace? Use this form

If you can't connect Google Workspace (IT restrictions, authorization issues, or you simply prefer not to), you can build an equally strong persona by answering these questions manually. Copy the block below, fill in your answers, and paste the whole thing into a new ToqanClaw conversation.

I want you to create my AI persona skill based on the
answers below. Use ONLY the information I provide —
don't make anything up.

MY WORK CONTEXT:
- My name:
- My job title / role:
- My company and team/area:
- What I actually do day-to-day (3-5 bullets):
- Tools and systems I use regularly:

MY PRIORITIES:
- My main goals this quarter / this year:
- The biggest problems or blockers I keep running into:
- Projects I'm currently working on:

MY PEOPLE:
- My manager's name:
- Key stakeholders I work with most:
- Teams I collaborate with frequently:

MY MEETINGS:
- Recurring meetings I attend (name + frequency):
- Most important meeting of my week:

MY COMMUNICATION STYLE:
- How I prefer to communicate (formal / casual / direct):
- How I want AI to respond to me (short / detailed / bullet points):
- Things I do NOT want in AI responses (jargon, emojis, long intros, etc.):

MY VOCABULARY:
- Acronyms and jargon common in my area:

Now generate my profile in a structured format and
create a skill called "my_persona" that:
- Is automatically consulted in every future conversation
- Adapts every response to my role, goals, and style
- Includes my meetings and key people so other skills
  (like morning briefing) know what to monitor
- Is easy to update when my context changes

Save the skill and show it to me for confirmation.
💡 Tip: The more you share, the better the persona

Don't rush through the form. The richer your answers, the more useful your persona becomes. Think about what makes your work unique — the specific acronyms, the way you like things structured, the people who matter most. That context is what turns generic AI into your AI.


Step 2 — Review the result

Read the generated profile. Adjust anything that is wrong or incomplete:

  • Are the meetings correct?
  • Are the VIPs the right people?
  • Does the communication style match reality?

This is your profile — you are the final judge.

Step 3 — Save as a skill

In the same conversation, paste:

Now create a skill called "my_persona"
with the profile you just generated.

This skill should:
- Be automatically consulted in every future conversation
- Be used to adapt every response to my role,
  goals, and style
- Include my important meetings and VIPs so that
  other skills (like morning briefing) know what
  to monitor
- Be easy to update when my context changes

Save the skill and confirm.

Step 4 — Test

Open a new conversation (click the +) and ask:

Draft a short message to my team about
the progress on my main project.

Compare with what you would actually write. If the tone or content is wrong, go back and adjust the skill.

Bonus — Draft a LinkedIn post

Your persona already knows your tone, your role, and your priorities. Use it to generate a professional post draft:

Using my_persona, draft a LinkedIn post about
[a topic relevant to your work — e.g., "how AI
is transforming our industry" or "what I learned
leading a cross-functional team this quarter"].

Keep my professional tone. Make it authentic,
not corporate. 3-4 short paragraphs max.

Compare with what you would write. Adjust the persona if the tone is off.

What happened

You taught ToqanClaw a skill. Skills are saved sets of instructions that it pulls from the shelf when needed. The my_persona is the most important one — it's the foundation for everything that comes next.

From now on, every new conversation already starts with your context loaded. Morning News, Evening News, presentations, and even LinkedIn posts will use your persona automatically — right meetings, right VIPs, right tone.