Paste a draft and review listed patterns in place. Each row explains the match and offers an explicit replacement when one is safe to use.
Your draft stays in this browser. Basic usage events never include text.
Matches are review suggestions. They do not measure quality or prove authorship.
Paste text or choose Example to see listed patterns in context.
Check for missing facts, unclear claims, and wording that does not sound like you.
Use the selector above for cover-letter rules, or open a guide for examples.
It checks the published rule catalog in your selected context. Each visible suggestion shows its category, reason, and a replacement when the rule has one.
No. The draft stays in this browser. Basic usage events contain only a rule ID when needed, the selected context, and an example origin. They never contain draft text.
No. A listed pattern can appear in careful human writing. The editor is a review aid for wording and formatting, not a quality or authorship verdict.
A wrong replacement can change your meaning. The editor applies only an explicit catalog replacement, and it deletes text only when the rule allows deletion.