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Twelve actions on the text you selected. Nothing is applied by itself.

Select text in the writer and ask for a suggestion. The suggestion appears as a diff you can edit. Nothing is written to the page until you accept it.

ActionWhat it does
ImproveClearer wording. Every fact kept.
ShortenFewer words, same meaning.
ExpandMore detail on what is already there.
SimplifyPlainer language.
GrammarGrammar and punctuation only.
ExampleAdds an example of what the text describes.
ToneRewrites to match your style guide.
SummariseA short summary of the selection.
OutlineA heading structure for the topic.
DraftA first draft from an instruction.
ExplainExplains a code block in prose.
TranslateOne of twelve languages.

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Your glossary decides the words. The terms from glossary.yaml that appear in your selection travel with the request. An assistant that rewrites “workspace” to “organisation” makes the documentation worse in exactly the way a glossary exists to prevent.

The answer is text, not chat. A preamble such as “Here is an improved version:” is forbidden in the instruction and stripped from the result.

Between 8 and 6000 characters. Below the minimum there is nothing to work on. Above the maximum, select less: a whole page is not one editing decision.

Twelve languages: Arabic, Simplified Chinese, Dutch, French, German, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Brazilian Portuguese, Spanish, Turkish.

Warning

A translation is a machine draft. Mark the page ai_draft: true until somebody who reads the language has read it.

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It does not publish. It does not edit a page you are not looking at. It does not read your other pages. A page substantially drafted this way should carry ai_draft: true until a person reviews it.