Claude
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The synthesis system prompts were previously the only "instructions"
the AI ever got, hardcoded and invisible from the admin panel — no
way to control tone, and no way to know what was actually being sent
without reading the source.
Adds a "Writing style" panel to the Merge tab: a preset dropdown
(Default/Casual/Formal) plus a free-text field for arbitrary
additional instructions (e.g. "keep paragraphs under 3 sentences").
Both are appended as an addendum to the existing base system prompts
in synthesis.ts — the structural rules (attribution, paragraph count,
tag format) are never overridden, only style on top of them. Applies
to AI-merged articles and event recaps; single-source items still
publish verbatim with no AI involved either way.
Backend: new global_settings.synthesis_style_preset (default) and
.synthesis_custom_instructions ('') columns, migrated in for existing
installs, threaded through settings.ts and into synthesizeArticle/
synthesizeRecap's system prompt construction.
Verified: settings round-trip through GET/PATCH /api/admin/settings
with correct defaults; a captured prompt confirms 'default' with no
custom text produces the exact original prompt unchanged, while
'casual' + custom text appends both correctly; migration against an
old-schema global_settings table adds both columns with correct
defaults.
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