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Writing

List the claims in a draft that need a source

Helps editors identify claims in a draft that need sources, suggest source types, and flag vague, conflicting, or potentially outdated statements.

Go through this draft and list every claim a careful editor would want a source for. Draft: {{draft}} Who will read it, and how careful it needs to be: {{context}} 1. Quote each claim exactly as written, in the order it appears. Include numbers, dates, firsts and superlatives ("the largest", "the first"), quotes attributed to people, cause-and-effect statements, and general statements presented

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Writing

Turn notes into a clear brief

Turn rough notes into an actionable brief without inventing missing details.

Turn the following notes into a clear brief for {{audience}}. Notes: {{notes}} Return: objective, context, scope, deliverables, and open questions. Preserve the original facts. Mark missing information as unknown; do not invent it.

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Writing

Edit a draft without losing your voice

Make a draft clearer while preserving its meaning and tone.

Edit this draft for {{audience}}. Level of editing: {{edit level}}. {{draft}} Preserve my meaning and voice, and keep roughly the same length unless the edit level calls for cuts. Do not add new facts, claims or lines of your own. - Light: fix grammar, cut repetition and tighten sentences. Keep the structure. If the main point is buried, point it out instead of moving it. - Heavy: also restructu

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