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Where an idea becomes a draft, written to be quoted and in the voice we learned from your existing writing.

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What to do

Edit it. A draft is a starting point, and it needs the details only you know.

How it works

  • The pipeline interviews you first, then runs outline, draft and refine under one charge.
  • A draft started from a planned article carries its audience, sections and a must-cover list of its searches and questions. Untick any at the outline, and the draft shows which it covers, mentions or still misses.
  • The final draft lists the claims to check before you publish. Approving a draft publishes nothing: you check the facts and publish in your own tools.
  • Tone of voice is learned from your own audited pages, and gets better as more of them are scored.

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