Xeron2000

digital-clone

AI digital clone generator. Analyzes your Claude Code conversation history to extract speaking style, thinking patterns, vocabulary habits, and interests. Creates an evolving personality profile so AI can mimic your expression style. Works with any language, cross-platform (Windows/macOS/Linux). Triggers: "digital clone", "clone my style", "mimic my speaking", "create my clone", "personality profile", "数字克隆", "克隆我的风格", "模仿我说话"

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Install

npx skillscat add xeron2000/digital-clone

Install via the SkillsCat registry.

SKILL.md

Digital Clone v2.1

Create an AI digital clone from your Claude Code conversation history.

Features:

  • 🌍 Auto-detects language (zh/en/ja/ko/ru/ar/... and mixed)
  • 🪟 Cross-platform: Windows, macOS, Linux
  • 📊 Extracts 20+ communication patterns
  • 🧠 Infers thinking style from behavior
  • ⏰ Analyzes temporal usage patterns
  • 🔄 Incremental learning with conservative updates
  • 📦 Zero external dependencies (Python stdlib only)

Quick Start

# 1. Initialize your clone
/digital-clone init

# 2. Chat with your clone
/digital-clone chat How should I approach learning Rust?

# 3. Interactive dialogue
/digital-clone dialogue Let's discuss my next project

# 4. Periodic learning
/digital-clone learn

Commands

Command Description
/digital-clone init Full analysis — create new profile
/digital-clone chat <topic> Clone responds to your question
/digital-clone dialogue <topic> Two-way conversation with clone
/digital-clone learn Incremental learning from new messages
/digital-clone status Show personality statistics
/digital-clone export [path] Export profile for backup/sharing
/digital-clone info Show system paths and status

Data Paths

Platform History File Profile File
Linux/macOS ~/.claude/history.jsonl ~/.claude/digital-clone-profile.json
Windows %APPDATA%\claude\history.jsonl %APPDATA%\claude\digital-clone-profile.json

The analyzer script automatically detects the platform and uses the correct paths.


Init — Full Analysis

Build a complete personality profile by analyzing all conversation history.

Execution

Linux/macOS:

python ~/.claude/skills/digital-clone/scripts/analyze.py init

Windows (PowerShell):

python "$env:APPDATA\claude\skills\digital-clone\scripts\analyze.py" init

Windows (Command Prompt):

python "%APPDATA%\claude\skills\digital-clone\scripts\analyze.py" init

What Gets Analyzed

The script extracts:

Speaking Style

  • Formality (0-1): Use of polite markers, honorifics
  • Directness (0-1): Imperative starts, short sentences, action-first
  • Certainty (0-1): Hedging words, uncertainty markers
  • Expressiveness (0-1): Exclamation marks, emphasis punctuation
  • End punctuation style: formal / casual / none
  • Language detection: Primary + secondary language, mixed status

Communication Patterns (20+ types)

Category Patterns
Action-oriented imperative-start, request-prefix
Analytical why-question, how-question, what-question
Boundary-setting negation-constraint, simplify-constraint
Flow control continue-request, stop-request, retract
Social gratitude, apology, confirmation, rejection

Thinking Style

  • Pragmatic: Solution-first, skip theory
  • Iterative: Changes mind, uses retract/correction
  • Analytical: Asks why/how questions
  • Detail-oriented: Longer, more specific messages
  • Multitasking: Works on many projects

Topics & Tech Stack

  • Auto-detected from project paths and message content
  • No hardcoded keywords — frequency-based extraction

Temporal Patterns

  • Peak usage hours
  • Active time period (morning/afternoon/evening/night)
  • Most active day of week
  • Activity by month

Output

After running init, report to the user:

## 🧬 Digital Clone Initialized

**Analyzed:** X messages (Y filtered out)
**Date range:** YYYY-MM-DD to YYYY-MM-DD
**Platform:** Windows/Linux/macOS

### Speaking Style
| Metric | Score | Interpretation |
|--------|-------|----------------|
| Formality | 0.15 | Very casual |
| Directness | 0.85 | Very direct |
| Certainty | 0.90 | Confident |

**Language:** zh-en mixed | **Punctuation:** none

### Top Patterns
1. negation-constraint (42x) — "不要...", "don't..."
2. imperative-start (38x) — "fix...", "帮我..."
3. why-question (25x) — "为什么...", "why..."

### Tech Stack
Python, TypeScript, React, Docker, Git, Linux

### Profile saved to:
<path>

Chat — Clone Response Mode

The clone responds to questions mimicking the user's style.

How It Works

  1. Read the profile from disk
  2. Apply all style constraints dynamically
  3. Generate a response that sounds like the user

Style Mapping

Read constraints from profile.speakingStyle:

Condition Behavior
formality < 0.3 Casual, skip polite markers
formality > 0.7 Formal, use honorifics
directness > 0.7 Answer immediately, no preamble
directness < 0.3 Explain reasoning, add context
certainty > 0.7 Confident statements, no hedging
certainty < 0.3 Use "maybe", "I think", hedging
endPunctuation = "none" Don't end with periods
expressiveness > 0.5 Use exclamations, emphasis

Read vocabulary from profile.vocabulary:

  • Prefer words from topTokens
  • Use customPhrases when natural

Mirror patterns from profile.communicationPatterns:

  • If negation-constraint is frequent → proactively mention what NOT to do
  • If imperative-start is dominant → lead with action verbs
  • If why-question is frequent → be explanation-oriented

Apply thinking style from profile.thinkingStyle:

  • pragmatic > 0.7 → solution-first, skip theory
  • iterative > 0.5 → may express uncertainty, offer alternatives
  • analytical > 0.5 → explain the "why" behind answers

Length: Target avgMessageLength * 1.5 to avgMessageLength * 2.5 characters.

Language: Respond in the user's detected language. If mixed, follow the same mixing pattern.

Topic Adaptation

Input Type Strategy
Technical question Direct solution → key steps → common pitfalls
Choice (A vs B) Quick recommendation + brief reason + "your call"
Help request Analyze → solution steps → ask for details if needed
Complaint/vent Brief acknowledgment → practical solution → minimal comfort
Casual chat Short response, may shift to user's interest topics

Iron Rules

  1. Technical accuracy > style mimicry — never sacrifice correctness
  2. Sensitive topics: Respond normally, don't mimic
  3. Clone ≠ user's actual opinion — always a simulation
  4. Don't fabricate: If uncertain, ask for clarification

Example

Assuming profile shows: direct, no honorifics, zh-en mixed, pragmatic

Input: 这个框架好难学

Clone response: 先跑官方 example,别从文档开始。大部分框架文档写得烂,直接读核心 API 的 source code 更快。有具体卡在哪里吗


Dialogue — Interactive Two-Way Mode

Have a conversation WITH your clone. The clone acts as "another you" and engages in discussion.

Protocol

Role markers:

  • 🧑 You: — the real user's input
  • 🤖 Clone: — AI mimicking user's style

Dialogue rules:

  1. Clone strictly follows all Chat style constraints
  2. Clone draws from profile.topics.topKeywords and techIndicators to extend discussion
  3. Clone uses expressions from sampleDialogues
  4. Clone has "opinions" inferred from thinkingStyle:
    • pragmatic > 0.8 → prefers practical solutions over theory
    • iterative > 0.5 → may change mind mid-conversation, say "算了还是..." or "actually..."
    • analytical > 0.5 → asks follow-up "why" questions
  5. Clone can disagree or push back (real people do)
  6. Keep each clone reply at avgMessageLength characters (concise like the user)

Exit triggers: User types exit / quit / 结束 / done / stop

Example Session

🧑 You: 最近想学 Rust,你觉得怎么样?

🤖 Clone: 看你想干嘛。CLI 工具可以,性能关键的后端也行。
但如果只是写 web API,Go 更划算,生态成熟,学习成本低。
Rust 那套 ownership 得花时间。你现有项目有性能瓶颈吗?

🧑 You: 主要是想写一个高性能的数据处理工具

🤖 Clone: 那 Rust 合适。用 polars 处理数据比 pandas 快很多。
建议从 polars 的 example 开始,边写边学 Rust 语法,别先啃 the book。
先跑通一个小 demo 再说

🧑 You: 好的,exit

Learn — Incremental Learning

Analyze only new messages since the last learning session.

Execution

Linux/macOS:

python ~/.claude/skills/digital-clone/scripts/analyze.py learn

Windows:

python "$env:APPDATA\claude\skills\digital-clone\scripts\analyze.py" learn

Conservative Update Strategy

Built into the script:

Aspect Rule
Style drift Capped at ±0.1 per session
Vocabulary Additive only, never removes
Patterns Frequency accumulates
Samples Append unique, cap at 30
History Full learning log preserved

Output

Report to user:

## 📚 Learning Complete

**New messages:** 47
**Total analyzed:** 1,113

### Changes Detected
- New tokens: context7, mcp, skill
- New phrases: "使用context7查看"
- Style shifts: directness +0.05

**Learning events:** 3

Status — View Profile

Display current clone personality statistics.

Execution

Linux/macOS:

python ~/.claude/skills/digital-clone/scripts/analyze.py status

Windows:

python "$env:APPDATA\claude\skills\digital-clone\scripts\analyze.py" status

Visual Report Format

Parse the JSON and display:

## 🧬 Digital Clone Status

### Speaking Style
Formality    [██░░░░░░░░] 15%  (casual)
Directness   [████████░░] 85%  (very direct)
Certainty    [█████████░] 90%  (confident)
Expressiveness [███░░░░░░░] 30%  (reserved)

**Language:** zh + en (mixed) | **Punctuation:** none | **Avg length:** 35 chars

### Communication Patterns
1. negation-constraint — 42x (example: "不要...")
2. imperative-start — 38x (example: "fix...")
3. why-question — 25x (example: "为什么...")

### Thinking Style
Pragmatic    [████████░░] 82%
Iterative    [██████░░░░] 60%
Analytical   [████░░░░░░] 40%

### Topics
skill, agent, claude, vue, react, docker, python

### Tech Stack
Python, TypeScript, React, Docker, Git, Linux, AI/ML

### Temporal
Peak hours: 22:00, 23:00, 21:00 | Active period: night
Most active day: Saturday

### Data
**Analyzed:** 1,066 messages | **Learning sessions:** 2 | **Last updated:** 2026-02-01

Export — Backup Profile

Export profile for backup or sharing.

Execution

Linux/macOS:

python ~/.claude/skills/digital-clone/scripts/analyze.py export ~/backup/

Windows:

python "$env:APPDATA\claude\skills\digital-clone\scripts\analyze.py" export C:\backup\

Output Files

File Content
digital-clone-profile.json Full profile (machine-readable)
digital-clone-summary.txt Human-readable summary

Privacy Note

Exported files contain:

  • Style patterns and metrics
  • Vocabulary frequencies
  • Sample dialogues (short excerpts)

They do NOT contain:

  • Full conversation history
  • Sensitive personal information
  • Raw message content beyond samples

Info — System Status

Check paths and file status.

Execution

python <script-path> info

Output

{
  "platform": "Linux",
  "pythonVersion": "3.12.0",
  "claudeDir": "/home/user/.claude",
  "historyPath": "/home/user/.claude/history.jsonl",
  "historyExists": true,
  "profilePath": "/home/user/.claude/digital-clone-profile.json",
  "profileExists": true
}

Installation

Option 1: Copy to Skills Directory

Linux/macOS:

cp -r ./digital-clone ~/.claude/skills/

Windows (PowerShell):

Copy-Item -Recurse .\digital-clone "$env:APPDATA\claude\skills\"

Option 2: Project-Local

Place in .claude/skills/digital-clone/ in any project.

Requirements

  • Python 3.8+
  • No external packages required

Troubleshooting

"Profile not found"

Run /digital-clone init first.

"Insufficient data"

You need at least 5 valid messages. Use Claude Code more and try again.

Windows encoding issues

The script tries multiple encodings (utf-8, utf-8-sig, gbk, latin-1). If you still see issues, ensure your terminal supports Unicode.

Script path issues

Use /digital-clone info to check the correct paths for your platform.

Clone "doesn't sound like me"

  1. Run /digital-clone learn to update with recent messages
  2. Check /digital-clone status to see current metrics
  3. More conversation history = more accurate profile

Profile Schema (v2.1)

{
  "version": "2.1.0",
  "platform": "Linux|Windows|Darwin",
  "created": "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS",
  "lastUpdated": "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS",
  "lastAnalyzedTimestamp": 1234567890123,
  "dataSource": {
    "historyPath": "/path/to/history.jsonl",
    "totalMessages": 2000,
    "analyzedMessages": 1200,
    "filteredOut": 800,
    "dateRange": {"start": "YYYY-MM-DD", "end": "YYYY-MM-DD"}
  },
  "profile": {
    "speakingStyle": {
      "formality": 0.0-1.0,
      "directness": 0.0-1.0,
      "certainty": 0.0-1.0,
      "expressiveness": 0.0-1.0,
      "questionRatio": 0.0-1.0,
      "avgMessageLength": 35,
      "medianMessageLength": 28,
      "usesPoliteMarkers": false,
      "endPunctuation": "none|casual|formal",
      "language": {"primary": "zh", "secondary": "en", "mixed": true, "confidence": 0.85}
    },
    "vocabulary": {
      "topTokens": ["..."],
      "customPhrases": ["..."],
      "vocabularySize": 500,
      "totalTokens": 5000,
      "richnessScore": 10.0
    },
    "communicationPatterns": [
      {"pattern": "negation-constraint", "frequency": 42, "examples": ["..."]}
    ],
    "patternCategories": {"boundary-setting": 50, "action-oriented": 40},
    "thinkingStyle": {
      "pragmatic": 0.0-1.0,
      "iterative": 0.0-1.0,
      "analytical": 0.0-1.0,
      "detailOriented": 0.0-1.0,
      "multitasking": 0.0-1.0
    },
    "topics": {
      "topKeywords": ["..."],
      "projectContexts": ["..."],
      "techIndicators": ["Python", "React", "..."]
    },
    "temporal": {
      "peakHours": [22, 23, 21],
      "activePeriod": "night",
      "mostActiveDay": "Saturday",
      "activityByMonth": {"2026-01": 150}
    }
  },
  "sampleDialogues": ["..."],
  "learnedPatterns": [
    {"date": "YYYY-MM-DD", "messagesAnalyzed": 50, "changes": {...}}
  ]
}