This example shows how you can get SIKE to write in a specific style consistently. This may be based on company guidelines or you just want it to write in the style of your previous articles. This can help outputs sound less robotic and AI-like.

We utilise the concepts we highlighted in our blog article “Reducing Stochasticity in Corporate Applications of Language Models Through Semantic Programming”. In particular, the steps here relate to providing specific context (as Dreams refer to specifically what’s in the Ideas/Notes provided and the instructions note we show relates to specific execution steps we ask the model to perform).

We showcase this example in our SIKE Dreams section.

Step 1: Set up a new Dream and creatre a new Idea/Note

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Step 2: Add various articles you’ve written into this note

Here I’ve added a few articles I have written. We also gave this a name called “STYLE - POSTS

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scroll down and I’ve done more - added about 5 as part of this sample

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Step 3: Get the style of this note

To get the style of this writing, we can ask this within the note (the query is at the bottom of the note). In doing this we will look for the style and tone of this writing but we will also ask for quote examples as well. The reason for this latter part is that it provides specific examples rather than just what would be a generic description of your writing style and tone.

Here’s the query you can copy