content_style_enforcement

Content Style Enforcement Rule

Reference: foundation/conventions/writing_style_guide.md — Writing style guide

Ensures all content (essays, articles, posts, documentation) always follows anti-AI patterns and authentic human voice standards.

Trigger Patterns

When creating or editing ANY content:

• Essays, articles, blog posts
• Social media content
• Documentation
• Marketing copy
• Technical writing
• Any written content for publication

Agent Actions

Step 1: Load Style Guide

Before finalizing any content:

1. Load foundation/conventions/writing_style_guide.md
2. Review prohibited patterns
3. Apply all style rules

Step 2: Apply Anti-AI Patterns

Before finalizing any content, MUST remove all AI-generated language patterns per the writing style guide:

Generic AI Phrases to Remove:

• "Furthermore", "Moreover", "In addition"
• "leverage" → use "use" or "draw on"
• "empower" → use "enable" or "let"
• "cutting-edge" → use specific technical terms
• "revolutionary", "game-changing", "seamless" → remove marketing hype

Corporate Speak to Reduce:

• "solution" → use specific description
• "platform" → use "tool" or "system" where appropriate
• "ecosystem" → use only when necessary, prefer specific names

Language Simplification:

• "utilize" → "use"
• "facilitate" → "enable" or "help"
• "remembrances" → "memories"
• "structural foundation" → "foundation"
• Passive voice → Active voice ("it was found" → "I found")

Punctuation Patterns (AI-Generated Tendencies):

• NEVER use em dashes (—) or en dashes (–)
• Use commas for appositives and lists
• Use periods to separate ideas
• Use colons to introduce lists or explanations
• Use standard hyphens (-) for compound words and ranges

Conversational Transitions (AI-Generated Tendencies):

• NEVER use: "Now, let's...", "So, you might...", "Interestingly...", "As you can see...", "Keep in mind that..."
• Use direct statements without transition words
• Start with the subject directly

Soft Questions and Offers (AI-Generated Tendencies):

• NEVER use: "Would you like to...?", "Have you considered...?", "Want to try...?", "Need help with...?"
• Use direct instructions: "Use the store_record action to..."
• Use declarative statements: "The system supports..."