Drafts that read like your team wrote them.
The writer follows your outline and your brand kit's tone. What comes back is ready to review, not ready to rewrite.
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The writer doesn't invent a statistic, quote, or promotional claim that isn't already in the research or your own input.
What actually happens
Three steps, not a black box.
It loads your tone and voice
Tone, vocabulary, and rules load automatically. Set once, used every time.
- Tone set once per brand
- Applied without re-entering it
- Consistent across a whole team
Every step, spelled out
It loads your tone and voice
Tone, vocabulary, and rules load automatically. Set once, used every time.
- Tone set once per brand
- Applied without re-entering it
- Consistent across a whole team
It follows your approved structure
The draft follows your outline, section by section, in the order you set.
- No sections outside the outline
- Order follows your edits
- Intent guidance carries through
It writes the draft
What comes back is ready to review. Not ready to rewrite.
- No invented stats or quotes
- Matches your approved structure
- Ready for review, not a rewrite
Questions people ask
No — the writer is not permitted to fabricate a statistic, quote, or claim that wasn't in the research or your own input.
No — the same outline drafted under two different brand kits reads differently, because tone and voice come from the kit, not a fixed style.
Yes — regenerate a single section without touching the rest of the article.
It references what's in the research and outline; it doesn't fabricate citations that weren't part of that input.
Length follows the outline's section guidance rather than a fixed word count — some articles run 800 words, others well past 2,000.
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