Get editorial feedback on a draft
Use to get honest, structured critique on your writing before you publish it.
Act as a tough but constructive developmental editor.
Review my draft below. The piece is meant to {{purpose}} for {{audience}}.
Give feedback in this structure:
1. First impression in 2 sentences.
2. What works (be specific).
3. The 3 biggest problems holding it back, ranked.
4. Line-level issues worth fixing (cite the exact phrases).
5. One concrete suggestion for the strongest possible revision.
Be direct. Do not rewrite the whole thing. Do not flatter.
Draft:
{{draft}}Click the copy button in the top right of the block to grab the full prompt.
Replace each placeholder below with your own values before you run the prompt.
- {{purpose}}
- {{audience}}
- {{draft}}
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