Writing
Write Technical Manuals That Are Easy to Follow and Translate
Use when writing manuals or reference pages on technical topics. It keeps sentences short and terms consistent, copies commands and file names exactly, separates notes, cautions, and warnings, and makes units, dates, and time zones clear.
Write Step-by-Step Work Instructions So Anyone Can Do a Task Safely the Same Way
Use when a task must be done the same safe way every time. It works with the people who do the task, writes one clear action per step, covers faults and emergencies, and has someone new try it before approval.
Write Web Content That Everyone Can Use, Including People with Disabilities
Use when writing web pages, documents, or videos for a wide audience. It considers what could stop readers, then sets plain wording, clear headings and links, text for images, captions and transcripts, and a final test with a keyboard and real readers.
Write Marketing Copy That Gets Readers to Take One Next Step
Use it when writing emails, landing pages, or short messages for a campaign. It asks for the one action you want and the words your readers use, then writes three drafts with an honest promise, answers to doubts, one call to action, and a test plan.
Write Button Labels and Error Messages for App and Website Screens (UI Text)
Use when writing the text on an app or website screen. It sets a friendly tone, names buttons with verbs, writes error messages that say what to fix, and keeps alerts, tooltips, and headings short.
Write MDX Docs Pages That Follow the Site's Rules and Build Cleanly
Use when an AI writes or edits pages on a documentation site made of MDX files. It puts files in the right folders, fills in the required page settings, avoids MDX syntax mistakes, handles links, images, and redirects, and runs the site's checks before calling a page ready.
Write Short Help Pages That Show a Command's Most Useful Examples
Use when adding a command to a shared set of short help pages. It checks the official manual first, then writes a short Markdown page with a description, an official link, and about five everyday examples, and checks the page and its translations with the checking tool.
Make Korean AI-Written Text Sound Natural Without Changing Its Meaning
Use when a Korean text written by AI sounds stiff or machine-like. It finds the AI-like patterns, picks how deep to edit, rewrites only the problem parts, checks how much changed, and keeps facts and tone.
Write reStructuredText Tech Docs with Real Examples and Check the Build
Use when writing or fixing project docs in reStructuredText. It picks the right branch for the change, follows set rules for headings, links, and code examples, writes plain American English, and builds the docs locally to catch errors.
Write Technical Articles and Tutorials With Runnable Code Examples
Use it for tech articles, lessons, or blog posts for engineers. It writes like a friendly expert colleague: starts from a real problem, shows runnable code early, keeps paragraphs short, cuts filler, follows heading and code-block rules, and ends with a next step.
Edit Technical Docs by the Project's Rules Without Breaking Links
Use when an AI edits a project's technical documentation. It tells which files are safe to edit, follows the writing and page rules, checks links, runs only the needed checks, and keeps each change small and easy to review.
Write and Edit Arabic Work Documents in Clear Standard Arabic
Use when writing, translating, or checking Arabic letters, reports, or meeting notes. It asks about readers and region, then handles standard Arabic, spelling, punctuation, right-to-left layout, numbers, and dates, and checks in stages.
Write Work Documents Readers Can Quickly Understand and Act On
Use when writing procedures, rules, or other documents for others. It asks who will read and what they must do, then puts the main answer first, adds clear headings, names who does what, separates must from should, and rereads as the reader.
Write a Changelog That Tells Readers What Changed and What to Do
Use when writing a changelog for a software release. It picks the changes that matter to readers, explains each in plain words with who is affected and what to do, and checks that translations match.
Find and Fix Problems in the Structure of a Novel or Script
Use when a story feels broken or you want to turn an idea into an outline. It asks about the story, genre, and your problem, then picks the best-fitting story model, like Hero's Journey or Save the Cat, finds what is missing or misplaced, and gives two or three fixes.
Write a Step-by-Step Tutorial That Heads Off Where Users Get Stuck
Use it to teach a tool, app, or task to new users. It asks what to teach, who the readers are, and the end goal, then writes numbered steps with a check after each one, notes on where pictures go, fixes for common errors, and clear signs of success.
Give Feedback on an Academic Paper Draft and Rewrite One Paragraph as an Example
For drafts of journal articles, thesis chapters, or grant proposals. It asks for the text and where it will go, checks the argument before the sentences, and gives the top fixes with quotes, one rewritten paragraph with notes, and rules to reuse.
Plan and Write Articles That Show Up in Search (SEO) for a Business
Use when an AI writes marketing articles for one business. It researches keywords and rival pages, ranks what to write next, drafts each article in the brand's voice, checks and scores it, and only publishes after you approve that article.
Coach a Writer Through Their Own Persuasive Essay Without Writing It for Them
Use it when someone wants help writing an essay that argues a point. It asks their level, lets them pick what to work on (main claim, evidence, counterarguments, structure) and a help style such as tips or quizzes, and reviews their drafts without writing the essay for them.
Write or Polish an Article That Moves Readers and Gets Shared
Use it to write a new article or improve one you have. It asks the type, style, theme, purpose, and length, then works through a topic many people care about, a short catchy title, a body with real value, a memorable ending, and depth, staying within your word limit.
Write Course Website Chapters That Explain the Reason Before the Formula
Use when you write or update teaching chapters on a course website built from files. It sets where files go, which checks to run before publishing, how to make diagrams, and how to write in a patient lecture voice with examples before formulas.
Co-Write a Newsletter Issue Step by Step in the Author's Own Voice
Use it for a regular newsletter. It learns your voice from past issues, turns your notes into a title, outline, and draft one step at a time, suggests edits with reasons, and makes short versions for other channels, but never publishes anything.
Maintain a Multilingual Lesson Library and Keep Translations in Sync With English
Use it when an AI edits a content-only repository of lessons, posts, and their translations. It makes English the one source, copies version numbers into translations to spot outdated ones, applies one writing style, and gives steps for adding lessons and languages.
Write a Customer Support Chatbot's Conversation and Replies
Use when automating one support topic, like order status, with a chatbot. It asks for the topic and channel, then writes the conversation steps, every bot reply, what to do when the bot does not understand, and when to hand off to a person.
Write Help Center Articles That Let Customers Solve Problems Without Contacting Support
Use when building or fixing a help center or a frequently asked questions (FAQ) page. It asks for the topic, product, and audience, then writes a ready-to-publish Markdown article that answers in the first sentence, with numbered steps and a way to reach human support.
Draft Legal Documents for a Civil Law Office Using Only Checked Sources
Use it when an AI drafts memos, court briefs, contracts, or letters to clients in a civil law country. It reasons in the usual legal styles, cites only sources it can check, never makes up case numbers, and delivers finished documents in full sentences.
Maintain a Docs Book Whose Code Examples Are Tested Like Real Code
Use when editing a docs book whose code examples are compiled and tested. Covers the build and test commands, the two ways examples are stored, moving an example out instead of raising shared library versions, and the pre-review checklist.
Rewrite an Email Draft in Your Chosen Style and Translate It After Approval
Use it when you have an email draft to polish. It first asks the style, a tone from 1 to 100, and the length, rewrites your draft without adding or dropping facts, waits for your OK, then translates it into the languages you name with a word count for each.