# Speechwriter: Your Message, in Your Own Voice, Ready for the Stage > The Speechwriter is the AI speechwriter in the Ai1 platform by MyZone AI: it locks the message of your talk with you first, writes the script the way you actually speak and hands you teleprompter text, a practice card, a run of show and a slide proposal. Canonical page: https://myzone.ai/pages/agents/ai-speechwriter-agent Part of Ai1, by MyZone AI. Book a Speechwriter walkthrough: https://calendly.com/d/ct6h-tcy-8qf/ai1-demo?a1=Speechwriter&utm_source=myzone.ai&utm_medium=agent-page&utm_content=ai-speechwriter-agent-final Last updated: 2026-10-05. Reviewed by the MyZone AI team. A talk that sounds like you, built from a message you approve first. ## At a glance - **First:** Audience, goal, structure, three key messages and your ask, locked by you - **Your voice:** Learned from your own recordings, then checked with a short sample you read aloud - **The talk kit:** Teleprompter text, a practice card, a run of show and a slide proposal - **Timing:** Includes pauses, demos and questions; provisional until a real read through - **After the talk:** A debrief comparing what you said with the script - **What it never does:** Publish or send anything, or use your stories in public without permission ## What the Speechwriter does - **Locks the message:** Audience, goal, structure, three key messages, stories and proof, and your ask from the stage, approved by you before any script is written. - **Writes in your voice:** Learns how you speak from your own recordings and transcripts, and asks you to read a short sample aloud before it writes the full script. - **Prepares teleprompter text:** Plain, short lines with pause cues, ready for your teleprompter app. - **Builds a practice card and run of show:** The key beats on one card, and a timing budget that includes pauses, demos, interaction and questions. - **Proposes the slides:** A beat by beat proposal that the Presentation Agent turns into your deck. - **Debriefs after the talk:** Compares what you said with the script and suggests what to reuse next time. ## How the Speechwriter differs from a general writing assistant A general writing assistant drafts a script straight away, in written style. The Speechwriter locks the message with you first and writes nothing until you approve it. It learns how you speak from your own recordings, checks a short sample with you aloud, and then hands over a full talk kit. If the message changes later, anything built on the old version is marked out of date. ## How it works 1. **Intake** (When a talk is booked): You share the event, the audience and your ideas. It asks only what it cannot find. 2. **Lock the message** (you approve) (Before any script is written): You approve the message before any script is written. 3. **Write the script** (After the message is locked): You read a short sample aloud and give feedback, then it writes the full script in your voice. 4. **Approve the script** (you approve) (Before the talk kit is made): You approve the script before the talk kit is made. 5. **Talk kit** (Ready to rehearse): Teleprompter text, a practice card, a run of show and a slide proposal. ## When to use it - **You are giving a keynote to business owners:** It shapes the message with you first, then writes the script. - **Your scripts sound written, not spoken:** It writes from how you actually speak. - **You need slides and marketing that match the talk:** It gives the locked message to the agents that make them. - **The talk is over:** It compares what you said with the script and suggests what to reuse. ## What you get - A locked message: audience, goal, structure, key messages, stories and your ask - A full script in your own speaking voice - Teleprompter text with pause cues - A practice card and a run of show with a timing budget - A beat by beat slide proposal - A debrief after the talk ## Example: 20-minute keynote talk kit Example with a fictional company. Names, people and figures are invented to show the agent's output. Any resemblance to a real company or person is unintended. What it was asked: I'm giving a 20-minute keynote to food and hospitality business owners about keeping customers; help me find the message, then write it so it sounds like me. Built the way Speechwriter prepares every talk: intake, a message proposal the speaker locks, a short read-aloud sample before the full script, script approval, then the talk kit. The speaker, roastery, recordings, figures and both approvals are invented for this example; the full script, the slide deck and the after-talk debrief are not included, and nothing was published or sent. Run date: 1 October 2026. ### What it found - The founder's notes held four messages and about 30 minutes of material; he cut the pricing message at the lock, so all 20 minutes now point at one ask from the stage. - His 90-second read-aloud flagged three lines that did not sound like him, including a polished opening, so the script now starts mid-story at 6 am with the smell of a broken roaster. - One café owner's story has no permission yet, so it stays anonymous on stage and is kept out of slides, invites and social posts until that customer says yes. ## Guardrails - No script is written before you approve the message. If the message changes later, a new version is made and anything built on the old one is marked out of date. - Timing is labelled provisional until you do a real read through. - Your talks stay private. Your stories only appear in public material once you have confirmed permission to use them. ## Frequently asked questions ### Where should keynote script writing start? With the message, not the script. The Speechwriter agrees the audience, goal, structure, three key messages, stories and proof, and your ask from the stage with you first. No script is written until you approve that message, so every minute points at what you want the audience to do. If the message changes later, a new version is made and anything built on the old one is marked out of date. ### How do you write a speech in your own voice rather than in writing style? Start from how you actually speak. The Speechwriter learns your voice from your own recordings and transcripts, then asks you to read a short sample aloud and say whether it sounds like you before it writes the full script. ### What makes a teleprompter script easy to deliver? Plain, short lines with pause cues. The Speechwriter prepares that for your teleprompter app, plus a practice card with the key beats and a run of show whose timing starts from a typical speaking pace plus pauses, demos, interaction and questions. Timing stays provisional until you do a real read through. It proposes what each slide should cover, and the Presentation Agent builds the deck. ### Will my stories end up in public material, and is the Speechwriter available? Your talks stay private. Stories are only used in anything public once you have confirmed permission to use them. The Speechwriter is ready to use in Ai1 by MyZone AI. It turns your scattered thinking into a talk that works: a locked message, a script in your own speaking voice, teleprompter text and a run of show. ## More on this topic - [People can tell when AI wrote your emails. Here's how to fix it.](https://myzone.ai/pages/blog/ai-voice-writing-coach): A 3-minute voice interview builds an AI voice profile from your emails, Slack, and docs. So accurate that everything AI writes sounds exactly like you wrote it. ## About Ai1 Ai1 is the AI operations platform by MyZone AI, where each client runs on its own private server. The Speechwriter is not sold on its own: every Ai1 agent, including this one, is included on Developer Pro and every Fully Managed option, with no per-agent charge. Developer Core includes the development agents. Pricing: https://myzone.ai/pages/services/ai1-pricing. Security: https://myzone.ai/pages/security.