Style Prompts

Style Prompts are reusable blocks of “how to write” instructions.

They help you avoid rewriting the same style directions in every book prompt.

What to put in a Style Prompt

• Tone: friendly / direct / professional / academic-lite
• Formatting preferences: bullets, checklists, short paragraphs
• Words to avoid: buzzwords, hype, filler
• Voice constraints: “don’t sound like marketing copy”
• Example behaviors: “use concrete examples”, “explain concepts before using jargon”

Style Prompt vs putting style in the main prompt

It makes no difference to the AI.

Use Style Prompts for convenience — not because they change output quality.

When to use a Human Model instead

If you want stronger, more consistent “voice emulation,” use a Human Model.

See: Human Models

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