Communication Style

Communication Style defines how an agent communicates with users. It controls tone, verbosity, technical level, and output format preferences.

Structure01

type Style struct {
    Tone            string  // e.g., "professional", "friendly", "casual"
    Formality       float64 // 0.0 = casual, 1.0 = formal
    Verbosity       float64 // 0.0 = terse, 1.0 = verbose
    TechnicalLevel  float64 // 0.0 = layperson, 1.0 = expert
    EmojiUsage      bool    // whether to use emojis
    PreferredFormat string  // e.g., "markdown", "plain", "structured"
    AdaptToUser     bool    // adjust style based on user's language
}

Fields02

Field	Type	Range	Description
`Tone`	`string`	—	Descriptive tone label
`Formality`	`float64`	0.0–1.0	Casual to formal spectrum
`Verbosity`	`float64`	0.0–1.0	Terse to verbose spectrum
`TechnicalLevel`	`float64`	0.0–1.0	Layperson to expert spectrum
`EmojiUsage`	`bool`	—	Include emojis in responses
`PreferredFormat`	`string`	—	Output format preference
`AdaptToUser`	`bool`	—	Dynamically adjust to user's style

Example personas03

Technical lead

communication.Style{
    Tone:           "professional",
    Formality:      0.7,
    Verbosity:      0.4,
    TechnicalLevel: 0.9,
    PreferredFormat: "markdown",
    AdaptToUser:    true,
}

Customer support

communication.Style{
    Tone:           "friendly",
    Formality:      0.3,
    Verbosity:      0.6,
    TechnicalLevel: 0.2,
    EmojiUsage:     true,
    PreferredFormat: "plain",
    AdaptToUser:    true,
}

Embedding in a persona04

Communication style is a value object embedded directly in the persona:

persona := &persona.Persona{
    CommunicationStyle: communication.Style{
        Tone:      "professional",
        Formality: 0.7,
    },
}

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