Resolve Style Conflicts

Produces a consolidated style ruling table from contradictory stakeholder emails with rationale per line. Prioritizes attached house guides. Flags items needing legal or brand signoff. File input recommended for long style sheets. Gives you language to paste into cover memos.

Style fights are rarely about grammar; they are about power wearing a Chicago Manual costume. Without a referee, books ship with hyphen chaos and nobody admits who caused it. This agent compares contradictory instructions pulled from email threads, author notes, and marketing markups, then proposes a single ruling table covering spelling, capitalization, punctuation, and terminology with plain-language rationale for each choice. When a house guide is attached or pasted, those rules win unless the user explicitly prioritizes an exception. It does not invent publisher standards or override legal-required language the user flags. The output is something you can paste into a cover memo so design and proofing stop arguing. File input carries the style PDF or spreadsheet teams already maintain.

Copy editors, managing editors, and in-house style stewards.