Style

Style is requested in text, the way you would tell a person. Doconda reads it with AI and applies it to the Word styles (Normal, Heading 1…), not paragraph by paragraph: the document stays editable.

{ "style": "Lora 11 font, dark blue centered headings, justified, with a cover page, table of contents and page numbers" }

It also works inside the prompt sentence (“a report with blue headings…”): both are taken into account.

Whatever you ask for that we can’t do is not silently ignored: it comes back in style_unsupported (for example, “gradient background” or a font that doesn’t exist), and the rest is applied.

What you can ask for

	Examples
Font	Any Google Fonts family (over 2,000: Lora, Playfair Display, Roboto, Inter, Montserrat…), plus Calibri, Cambria, Arial, Times New Roman and Courier New
Size and line spacing	”11 pt font”, “1.5 line spacing”
Colors	of the title, the headings, the text or the accent: “dark blue headings”, “accent #2E75B6”
Alignment	of the title, the headings or the text: “centered title”, “justified text”
Margins and orientation	”2 cm margins”, “landscape”
Cover page, table of contents and page numbers	”with a cover page”, “with a table of contents”, “number the pages”
Header and footer	”in the footer: Confidential”

The PDF embeds the font, so it looks the same everywhere. The Word file uses it by name: if whoever opens it doesn’t have it installed, Word will substitute a similar one. In the response, style_applied shows how it was understood (font, colors…), so you can check it.

In an artifact the style describes how the page looks: “brand colors, minimalist, big buttons”.

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