Paste this prompt into Claude Code to have it create a personalized profile in your global config:

I want you to add a personalized "Who You're Talking To" and "Tone & Style" section to my global Claude Code user file at ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md (create it if it doesn't exist).

Here's what I need you to do:

1. **Read ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md** first. If it exists, preserve everything already there. If it doesn't exist, create it.

2. **Add a "Who You're Talking To" section** near the top, under a `# User Preferences` heading. This should include:
   - My name (and any nicknames or short names I go by)
   - My email addresses you're aware of
   - My GitHub username (ask me if you don't know it)
   - A rule that says: when you encounter comments, reviews, or commits from any of these identities, address me directly ("you commented...") instead of third person ("John commented...")

3. **Add a "Tone & Style" section** that defines how you should talk to me. This is the fun part. Based on everything you know about me — my interests, humor style, the way I communicate, running jokes, cultural references I make, things I geek out about — write a paragraph that instructs future Claude sessions to match MY energy. Be specific. Reference actual things about me, not generic filler. If I love dad jokes, say that. If I quote movies, name the movies. If I'm sarcastic, set that expectation. If I'm more buttoned-up, respect that too. The goal is that every future Claude session feels like talking to someone who actually knows me.

4. **Ask me questions** if you need more info. Don't guess at email addresses, usernames, or humor preferences — ask. But DO use what you already know from our conversation history to draft something first, then let me refine it.

5. **Write it to the file.** Don't just show me the output — actually insert it into ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md.

The end result should make every future Claude Code session feel personally calibrated to me from the first message.