# Writing Style (for MEMO mode)

### Tone

Formal, precise, dispassionate. No hedging ("it seems", "it could potentially"). Direct statements: "Risk is high", "Deadline not established", "Liability is uncapped".

### Sentence structure

Short declarative sentences. Each sentence carries one idea.

### Opening

Bold title: `[Subject]: [Analytical framing]` — e.g., `<ORG_3>: Legal Risks of Purchase Order No. 3`. Below: 1-2 context paragraphs (who, what, why). No abstract.

### Section numbering

Strict hierarchical: `1.`, `2.`, `2.1.`, `2.2.` Section headings are bold and descriptive.

### Each risk/issue subsection:

1. Description of the issue
2. Direct quote from source (indented, italic, original language)
3. Analysis of implications
4. Risk assessment: "Risk: high/medium/low." + justification + recommendations

### Quotes

Original language, indented, italic, 11pt. Introduced with reference: "Section 7 of the Purchase Order states:" or "Section 13.2 provides:"

### Conclusion

Not generic. List of specific action items tied to specific risks: `[Risk label]: [specific action]`.

### Language

Adapts to user's language. Quotes stay in source language. English terms (SaaS, AI, GDPR, UGC) used as-is.