About the AI Draft Editor
Drafts written by an assistant tend to share a few habits: a general opening sentence before the point, stacked adjectives, transition words at the start of every paragraph, and phrases such as in today's fast-paced world that say nothing about your business. The AI Draft Editor removes those habits. Its goal is to make AI drafts read like you wrote them, in your own plain voice, not to disguise anything: the facts, names, numbers and claims in the draft are kept exactly as given, and nothing is added.
Paste the draft, up to 2,000 characters, and run it. The model is instructed to keep the language and the meaning, tighten the sentences, remove filler and generic openers and closers, and not to invent statistics or promises. The result appears next to a word-level diff: removed words are struck through, added words are highlighted, so you can review each change before you copy the text. Rewrite again if the tone still is not yours, or edit the result by hand; the diff is there to make that review quick.
The pasted text is sent to the model once and is not stored; the usage log keeps token counts only. The tool allows ten runs per hour per network address, with a daily cap shared by everyone. EchoPilot uses the same editing rules on the posts and memo actions it drafts for paying customers, where every draft waits for a person's approval before it goes anywhere.
Questions
Does the editor make text undetectable as AI-written?
That is not what it does and not something we offer. It edits for tone and tightness so a draft reads like you wrote it; the facts and the meaning stay the same.
Will it add or change facts?
It is instructed to keep every fact, name, number and claim as given and to add none. Read the diff before you use the text: it shows every change.
What length works best?
A paragraph to a short page, up to 2,000 characters. For longer pieces, run it section by section so each diff stays readable.
Is my draft stored?
No. It is sent to the model once and discarded. Only the token counts of the call are logged, without the text.