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A writing coach that never writes for you.

It reads your draft and points to the weaknesses. You find the fix, and you write every word.

The coach is a set of instructions for an AI chat. Paste them into the chat, and the chat acts as your coach.

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How to use it

Four steps to start

  1. 1Press Copy the coach. Or download the file, if your chat lets you attach one.
  2. 2Open a new chat in the AI tool you use. Paste the text, or attach the file, and send it as your first message.
  3. 3Paste your draft when the coach asks for it, then answer its few questions: your aim, your readers, and your first language if you want.
  4. 4Read what it finds. Change your draft yourself. Then type reread and paste the new version.
What it checks

Three passes on your draft

1. Language

Grammar, spelling, usage, habits from your first language, and places where a better word is likely. It says where, and why. It does not give the word.

2. Reader's path

An outline of what each paragraph does, compared with your aim. Then drift, gaps for a newcomer, and contradictions.

3. Implicit

How it reads each joke, irony and exaggeration. You compare that with what you meant.

Words it understands

You type, it follows

  • rereadCheck the new version of your draft.
  • nextClose this pass and go to the next one.
  • doneEnd the coaching, after the third pass.
  • saveGet a log of your session. Paste it in a new chat to continue later.
  • explainAdd the number of a finding, to hear more about the problem. It still gives no new text.
  • optionsAdd the number of a finding, to get types of solution, such as a table or an example. It still gives no new text.
Good to know

Before you start

  • Your draft goes to the AI tool you choose. The terms of that tool apply. This site never sees your draft.
  • It is tested on Claude only. Other chats can behave differently, and a chat can quote your draft inexactly. Tell me what you see.
  • A free plan can run out of messages. Type save before you stop.
  • It is one reader, not your audience. Its reading is a warning, not a verdict.
  • The first-language checks are most detailed for French writers of English. For other languages, the chat uses its own knowledge.