An AI editor with diff-based UX that ingests your full stylistic preferences
Afinetheorem · x · 2026-09-22
The author recommends an AI-driven editor (now largely built and extended by StephAn) with a diff-based UX: you can hand the AI a potentially very long list of your stylistic preferences, going well beyond a grammar editor. Highly recommended for personal writing workflows.
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