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FreeEnforce literature-backed writing rules on AI-generated technical prose.
About prompt
The Agent Style Enforcer is a specialized prompt template designed for AI agents to generate or revise technical prose in English. It enforces 21 literature-backed writing rules derived from authoritative sources such as Strunk & White (1959), George Orwell (1946), Steven Pinker (2014), and Gopen & Swan (1990), as well as observations of LLM output from 2022–2026. The prompt instructs AI agents to apply these rules to all generated text in formats like .md, .tex, .rst, .txt, and prose sections of source files. It includes a self-check mechanism and an escape hatch clause (based on Orwell) to prioritize clarity over rigid rule-following. The prompt is hosted on a public GitHub repository (ai-boost/awesome-prompts) with 8.5k stars and is freely available for use.
Key Features
Pros & Cons
- Based on established style guides and linguistic research
- Cuts filler words and clichés common in AI-generated text
- Promotes concrete, specific language over abstract buzzwords
- Open source and freely available on GitHub
- Maintained by a community with 8.5k stars and active forks
- Requires an AI model capable of following multi-step complex instructions
- Focused solely on technical prose; not suited for creative or conversational writing
- Effectiveness depends on the base AI model's ability to apply all rules consistently
- May need adjustments for specific domain terminology or brand voice