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House style guide from your documents in NotebookLM
Turn your best documents into an editorial style guide for spelling, formatting, and word choice.
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WritingHouse style guide from your documents in NotebookLM
Using only the documents in this notebook as examples of our best writing, create an editorial house style guide for {{organization_or_team}}. It will be used by {{who_will_use_the_guide}} to write {{content_types}}.
Describe the patterns the sources actually show, with a short quoted example for each rule:
1. Spelling variant, capitalization, and how we write numbers, dates, times, and currencies
2. Abbreviations, acronyms, and punctuation choices
3. Preferred terms, product names, and words we avoid
4. Formatting: headings, lists, links, and typical length
5. How we address readers, inclusive language, and our voice in three short traits
Where the documents are inconsistent, show both versions and recommend one. Do not add rules the sources do not support; list any recommended additions separately under Suggestions. End with a one-page cheat sheet.
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House style guide from your documents in NotebookLM
Turn your best documents into an editorial style guide for spelling, formatting, and word choice.
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Using only the documents in this notebook as examples of our best writing, create an editorial house style guide for {{organization_or_team}}. It will be used by {{who_will_use_the_guide}} to write {{content_types}}.
Describe the patterns the sources actually show, with a short quoted example for each rule:
1. Spelling variant, capitalization, and how we write numbers, dates, times, and currencies
2. Abbreviations, acronyms, and punctuation choices
3. Preferred terms, product names, and words we avoid
4. Formatting: headings, lists, links, and typical length
5. How we address readers, inclusive language, and our voice in three short traits
Where the documents are inconsistent, show both versions and recommend one. Do not add rules the sources do not support; list any recommended additions separately under Suggestions. End with a one-page cheat sheet.
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