122.171Level 81 — write a personal-language rulebook

Keep it short.

Example:

Melody

Prefer delayed starts and repeated-note cells.

Harmony

Mostly modal/diatonic; chromaticism through inner lines rather than root jumps.

Bass

Melodic, often descending; roots saved for structural arrivals.

Rhythm

Stable pulse with phrase displacement.

Texture

Sparse/open; blocks reserved.

Form

Development by transformation rather than new themes.

Endings

Usually open 5/9 rather than tonic melody.

That's already a strong language description.