Writing toolkit
For anyone writing an article, essay, report or long post who wants it clear and correct. You'll end with a sharper angle, a structured outline, a strong opening, checked facts and an edited draft that still sounds like you. Run the steps in order and paste your latest draft into each editing step; your answers for topic carry over between prompts.
Or use them one at a time, in order.
- 1
Unexpected angles for a familiar topic
Start by finding a fresh angle on your topic, so the piece says something readers haven't seen.
- 2
Long-form outline with narrative logic
Build an outline with a central promise, the argument, the evidence needed and a transition for each section.
- 3
Blog post introduction that keeps people reading
Get three different openings for the piece and a clear pick, then write the draft from there.
- 4
Fact-check a set of claims
Before polishing, check every claim in the draft against a primary source and fix what doesn't hold.
- 5
Tone-preserving editor
Edit for clarity, structure and rhythm while keeping your recognizable voice.
- 6
Plain-language rewrite
Last, simplify any dense passages for your reader without losing accuracy, with a short glossary.