Say what to change, and the whole file gets it
Dates, amounts, and names are spread across the file. One pass lists them all.
You confirm, then it writes back — and can keep native Word tracked changes.
— Core Capabilities —
Find every place to change, across the file
It searches the body, headers, footers, tables, and attachments together — you don't have to remember every place it was written.
It only asks when it is unsure
Related places it is sure about go straight into the plan; it stops to ask only when there is a trade-off.
Check each place, then write back
Each current value and new value is listed. Uncheck a row and that place is left alone.
Native Word tracked changes
The other party accepts them one by one in Review, with no plugin. The author is written as Approver (AI Editing).
This is a good fit when
- The same date, amount, or name appears in many places
- The file goes to someone else for review, so they must see what changed
Do not use this path yet
- Drafting a new file from scratch
- Whole passages need rewriting, not a few values changed
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FAQ
What does it change on its own, and what does it ask me about?
Related places it is sure about go straight into the plan, where you can see them. It stops to ask only when there is a real trade-off, then revises the plan after you choose. Every plan is a proposal — nothing is written back until you check the boxes.
Are the tracked changes native to Word, or your own comments?
They are native Word revisions (w:ins / w:del). Open the download in Word and accept or reject them in the Review pane, with no plugin. Keep tracked changes is on by default; turn it off if you do not need it.
Will old text inside images be changed?
Text inside embedded images is not changed in this pass. It is listed as a human follow-up for you to check. Executable text edits and follow-ups are kept apart.
Do I lose a lot of credits if I dislike the plan?
Planning uses a small amount of conversation credits. Execution credits are charged by file size only when you approve and generate a new file. Abandoning or replanning does not take execution credits.