The place where you set how things are written.
Tones of voice, prompts, authors with their own style, article formats — and the rules that decide which story is handled how.
What you can do with it
- Create tones of voice: paste sample texts, have the model estimate the tone, sharpen it, duplicate it.
- Maintain system and user prompts, with a check for the placeholders they need.
- Create authors with their own writing style — analysed from sample texts and applied on top of the tone in every text.
- Define article formats and have the system and user prompt generated from them.
- Build assignment rules: map condition groups over tags, symbols and sources (AND/OR) onto format, author and tone.
- Maintain the base prompt: the sections shared by all article formats, in a fixed order; the JSON schema is editable, and if left empty the built-in default applies.
- Under “review”, read the fully assembled prompt — exactly as it goes to the model, with runtime values left as placeholders.
The thinking behind it
One suspicion from the interface audit was that prompts and tones were maintained in five places. Measuring it showed otherwise — only editorial rules writes them; the other surfaces read them purely to offer a choice. The same holds for keys and profiles.
What was actually missing was the route from the choice to the place you maintain it. Picking a tone while rewriting gave you no way to edit it from there.
Deliberately one link per surface: in a compact action bar, tone is a run option, not a maintenance context. A link there would be exactly the noise this rebuild is meant to reduce.
Improvements
Areas can be linked directly
Editorial rules carries its area in the address bar (?tab=systemprompt). Other surfaces can now point at the right area instead of at the page in general.
A route from choice to maintenance
Where system prompt, tone and user prompt are chosen together, there is now a link to where they are maintained.
Assignment rules
Which story is written with which format, author and tone can be expressed as a rule instead of being picked on every run.
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