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Rewrite content to match brand standards #489
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Additionally to having content updated to a specific brand standard, some default standards could also be made available (1) if a publisher chooses not to train a model on preexisting content or (2) we decide to hold off on the work/effort in shipping custom site tone modelling. In this case, I'd consider rewriting to match the AP Style as a primary option. This would match with some publishers/journalists default style. |
In parallel with possibly starting with "AP Style" re-writing perhaps we also include "Formal", "Casual", "Humorous", "Kind", "Optimistic", "Passionate", "Professional", and "Provocative" as default options until we've got site-content-specific-trained-models to help with site-specific-tone? |
I am able to select multiple blocks of different types and change the tone! |
Is your enhancement related to a problem? Please describe.
Consider publishers who have established style guides and other documents and policies that describe how content published on their site should be presented/written. Alongside that is also the back catalog of published posts. Those guiding docs/policies and existing content could be used to train a custom model on the brand standard (aka "tone") for a site. That model could then be used to rewrite portions of a post or an entire post to match those standards/tone. Similar to how #488 would add expand/reduce options for post content, this use case would be an option to
Rewrite tone
or similar descriptor.Designs
We'll want to consider what the option is actually called/labeled, what any associated icon with it should be, as well as where it should appear in the block controls. But for now a "Rewrite tone" option as a primary toolbar option would be a perfect start as a prototype PR and allow us time to fine tune copy/icon/location.
Describe alternatives you've considered
One side effect to be aware of here is if someone selects multiple blocks and some are NOT paragraph blocks that that content (e.g., images) will likely not be returned by ChatGPT and thus be removed when the resulting ChatGPT response overwrites that content. Perhaps by default this feature could ignore all content except text content (e.g. paragraph, heading, list blocks) and rewrite that content only?
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