Enforces AP Style and professional newsroom conventions for journalism, media, and academic writing.
The newsroom-style skill transforms Claude into a professional editor and journalist, strictly adhering to Associated Press (AP) Stylebook standards. It ensures consistent formatting for numbers, dates, and titles while optimizing attribution and sentence structure for tight, impactful reporting. This skill is essential for anyone converting raw notes into publishable copy, drafting press releases, or refining news articles to meet high editorial standards without manual style checking.
Key Features
01Strict AP Style enforcement for numbers, dates, and titles
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03Journalistic attribution standards favoring 'said' over descriptive verbs
04Automated 'inverted pyramid' lede construction and optimization
05Conversion of informal notes and interviews into publishable media copy
06Formatting for short paragraphs and news-ready sentence-case headlines
Use Cases
01Drafting press releases with correct media formatting and attribution
02Editing draft articles to ensure compliance with professional editorial standards
03Converting rough interview transcripts into structured news briefs
