A system that writes your style guide from your published articles and reviews every new draft against it.
The system reads your published articles and extracts how you write into a style guide — every rule with quoted evidence from your own pieces. From then on, any draft gets reviewed against it: violations with line numbers, suggested fixes, a corrected version on request. A monthly check reads your newest articles and reports which rules held and which drifted.
New articles feed it, drift gets reported, you decide what changes
Six steps, one attended
From a run on Gong’s public blog. A generic AI draft came back off brand with 31 violations, each with a line number and a fix — while a Gong article the system had never seen passed the same check.
Your team can draft with AI without the voice drifting — every draft is checked against how you write, and the guide keeps itself current from what you publish.
The style guide from the Gong run — 20 pages, 59 rules, evidence on every rule — plus the review that caught the AI draft.
Adapted from the open-source blog-style-guide-creator plugin published by Animalz. This rebuild adds quoted evidence for every extracted rule and a monthly refresh that reports drift.