Chicago Style Checker is a lightweight editorial tool designed to assist with technical revisions according to Chicago style conventions. It focuses on formal correctness—such as punctuation, spacing, capitalization, and quotation practices—without altering meaning, argument, or authorial voice.
This project is developed and maintained by an independent developer and currently in beta. It is intended as a supportive editorial aid rather than a replacement for professional copyediting or authoritative style manuals.
This tool is powered by Groq-hosted LLMs, specifically:
llama-3.3-70b-versatileDuring internal testing, requests are processed using a rate-limited API configuration. The model analyzes the input text and returns:
Each submission produces:
In some cases—especially when text is reordered or restructured—changes may be reflected in the revised text without being fully localized in the change list.
Submitted text is processed solely to generate suggestions and is not stored permanently. Please avoid submitting sensitive or confidential material.
Planned improvements include:
This project is an experimental endeavor. Feedback is essential for refining its accuracy and reliability.
The developer welcomes technical discussions or potential collaborations with fellow engineers and editors.