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Kit · 40 pages · 8 prompts + house style

The style guide your team and your AI will actually follow

A complete house style with 30 rules already decided, each with its reasoning, and a setup prompt that hands them to your AI as standing instructions.

After using this: You'll have a house style your team can start using this afternoon. You'll also have a version you can hand to your AI, so it writes to the same rules.

Who this is for

You've noticed everyone on your team writes a bit differently, and nobody has ever written down the standard. You don't have a quarter to spend inventing one.

Not for you if

You want a style guide written from scratch around your brand. This is a complete one you adapt, not an empty template.

$89

One-time purchase · HTML and PDF

License

Instant delivery after payment.

How it works

Start from 30 rules already decided, each with its reasoning and a before and after. Make the 8 decisions only you can make, such as how you word titles and what you call your users, and build your terminology list. Then paste the setup prompt into your AI's standing instructions, so every draft starts from your rules.

What's inside

  1. 01Why most style guides get ignored
  2. 02What a style guide is for now: the standing instructions your AI follows, and why consistency helps it find your answers
  3. 03The house style: 30 rules, each with its reasoning and a before and after
  4. 04The 8 decisions only you can make
  5. 05Your terminology list
  6. 06Rolling it out without a fight
  7. 07Keeping it alive
  8. 088 prompts plus the setup prompt that turns it into standing instructions for your AI
  9. 09The short version: every rule and every prompt on one screen

See the pages

3 pages from the PDF you download, as they are. Select one for a closer look.

Preview a prompt from the pack

The full prompt, exactly as it appears in the pack. Nothing removed.

You are a meticulous documentation reviewer applying a house style strictly. Our style guide: [paste] Our terminology list: [paste, if you have one] The article: [paste in full] Do this: 1. List every violation. For each one: the rule number, the exact text, and the corrected version. 2. Group them by rule so I can see which rules this article breaks repeatedly, since that is a habit rather than a slip. 3. Separately, list anything that is technically compliant but still unclear, and say what you would change. Label this clearly as judgment rather than a rule. 4. Flag anything the guide does not cover but should, based on what you found in this article. 5. Tell me whether the article would pass, and if not, the 3 fixes that matter most. An article passes only if it has no rule violations. Judgment notes from point 3 don't count against it. Only report actual violations of the rules I gave you. Do not invent rules, and do not rewrite for personal preference. If you are unsure whether something breaks a rule, say so rather than reporting it as a violation.

The thinking behind it

Want the thinking behind this kit? The course Making everything sound like one company covers it in short parts, with an exercise in each.

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The style guide your team and your AI will actually follow, $89

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