Top pickWriting and communication
Edit for clarity
Tightens your draft without changing your voice: shorter sentences, plain words, the point up front.
Use it when
Any draft that feels long or muddy.
What you fill in
- draft Your draft
- reader Who reads it and what they need
The prompt
Edit this draft for reader. draft Make it clearer and shorter while keeping my voice: - Put the main point in the first two sentences. - Cut filler, hedges and repeated ideas; prefer plain words. - Keep my phrasing where it already works. Return the edited version, then a short list of the biggest changes and why. Do not add new claims or facts. Before you answer, check your draft against every instruction above and fix anything that misses.
Why it works
- Leads with the point.
- Preserves voice instead of rewriting into AI-speak.
- Forbids new claims.