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Reviews copy against a defined house style guide and returns a structured list of every deviation with the correct form and rule reference.
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Reviews copy against a defined house style guide and returns a structured list of every deviation, with the correct form per the house style and a reference to the specific rule violated.
Applies AP, Chicago, or custom house style to a manuscript, correcting capitalization, punctuation, numbers, abbreviations, and usage inconsistencies with a detailed change log.
Reviews written copy line-by-line against Every's style guide for grammar, punctuation, mechanics, formatting, and compliance. Ideal for articles, blogs, and docs.
Reviews and edits copy against Every's style guide. Use for articles, headlines, or any content requiring grammar, mechanics, and style compliance.
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Reviews copy against a defined house style guide and returns a structured list of every deviation, with the correct form per the house style and a reference to the specific rule violated.
Required: The draft text (or section) to be reviewed; the house style rules to enforce (paste the relevant rules as a list — e.g., "We use single quotes, not double quotes for all quotations," "Job titles are lowercase when following a name," "Dates: day month year, no commas (15 March 2026)"). Optional: The broader style standard the house style is based on (e.g., "AP base, with the following overrides"); any known problem areas in this specific draft; whether you want a clean corrected version of the text in addition to the flagged list.
Two-part output:
Optional third section: Clean corrected excerpt (requested explicitly). Total flagged items: proportional to draft length and house style specificity — a 1,000-word draft checked against 15 rules might yield 5–25 flagged items. Output ends with a "Next Step" note: whether to request the clean corrected version, what writer tendency to watch for, and whether to run fact-check-prompt to complete the pre-publication edit pass.
House style rules provided:
Draft excerpt (280 words):
The report, published in "The Financial Review" on March 15, 2026, found that seven out of 10 respondents reported declining confidence in the sector.
"The numbers are stark," said Emma Lau, Senior Policy Analyst at the Centre for Economic Research. "We haven't seen figures like this since 2008."
By February 2026, 3 central banks in the G7 had implemented emergency rate adjustments, compared to only one in the previous 12 months. The Central Bank of New Zealand, the Bank of Canada, and the Swedish Riksbank all made adjustments of more than 50 basis points, a threshold analysts described as "significant."
The U.K. was notably absent from the group. James Holt, Chief Economist at Barlow Financial, attributed this to "a deliberate strategy of watchful waiting" — a phrase he said he first used in a lecture at Oxford in September 2025.
The findings were broadly consistent with earlier research published in "Economic Quarterly" and "Global Markets Review," both of which had flagged systemic fragility as early as 2022.
House Style Deviations
Para 1: "The Financial Review" → The Financial Review — Rule 7: Publication names in italics, not quotation marks.
Para 1: March 15, 2026 → 15 March 2026 — Rule 2: Day-month-year format, no comma.
Para 1: 7 out of 10 — ambiguous. If "seven out of 10" was the intended reading (numeral 10 correct per Rule 4), the word "seven" is correct. But "7" violates Rule 4 (numbers one through ten spelled out). Correct to: seven out of 10. Rule 4.
Note: "10" is correct as a numeral (above the spell-out threshold) — do not change.
Para 2: "The numbers are stark," → 'The numbers are stark,' — Rule 1: Single quotation marks for direct quotes.
Para 2: Senior Policy Analyst → senior policy analyst — Rule 3: Job titles lowercase when following a name.
Para 3: 3 central banks → three central banks — Rule 4: Numbers one through ten spelled out.
Para 3: 50 basis points — Rule 4 applies to general numbers; "basis points" is a financial unit. Flagged for editor judgment: does your house style treat basis points as a general number or a financial unit with numeral convention? If general: "fifty basis points." If financial units follow numeral convention: "50 basis points" is correct. Ambiguity — see note.
Para 3: "significant." (the word significant in quotes) → 'significant.' — Rule 1: Single quotation marks.
Para 4: U.K. → UK — Rule 8: No periods in country abbreviations.
Para 4: Chief Economist → chief economist — Rule 3.
Para 4: "a deliberate strategy of watchful waiting" → 'a deliberate strategy of watchful waiting' — Rule 1.
Para 5: "Economic Quarterly" → Economic Quarterly — Rule 7.
Para 5: "Global Markets Review" → Global Markets Review — Rule 7.
Consistency Check
Rules Checked With No Deviations Found