veda-artifact-formatting

Standardize Google Docs and Sheets formatting by enforcing plain markdown structure, short bold headers, defined sheet styling rules, and Russian conventions for numbers, currency, dates, and ranges to ensure clean, readable artifacts.

Russian formatting conventions for Google Docs define specific rules for writing numbers, currency, percentages, dates, and ranges correctly, ensuring all business materials adhere to strict local standards.

Review Google Sheets and Docs artifacts using a quality control checklist that catches overformatted, hard-to-read, or noncompliant documents before delivery, ensuring strict adherence to markdown and sheet styling rules.

Yes, you can create polished Google Docs artifacts by applying plain markdown structure, using short bold section headers, and maintaining minimal styling for create_gdoc outputs.

The best way to format Google Sheets is to standardize headers, number formats, alignment, colors, and totals for create_gsheet outputs, preventing messy and inconsistent spreadsheet artifacts.