Four skills that make any draft read like a person wrote it: rewrite plainly, answer a customer in your voice, announce a change without marketing-speak, cut a draft in half. Free.
Use when someone must tell customers about a release, feature, policy change, or price change and asks for the announcement, release note, or email.
Use when a customer or client wrote in and someone asks for a reply, a response, or what to say back. Answers first, in the owner's voice, no canned closers.
Use when a draft runs long and someone asks to cut, shorten, tighten, or trim it, or get it down to half. Halves the length and keeps every fact.
Use when a draft sounds like an AI wrote it, or someone asks to make it less AI, more human, plain English, or like them. Rewrites it, facts unchanged.
First release. Four skills that make any draft read like a person wrote it: say it plainly, customer email in your voice, announcement, cut it in half.