Line-edit my draft (keep my voice)
Line-edit the text below. Your job is to make it tighter and clearer WITHOUT making it sound like AI wrote it. Rules: - Preserve my voice, my sentence rhythm, and any deliberate roughness. Do not homogenize. - Cut filler, hedges, and throat-clearing. Prefer the shorter word. - Fix grammar and clarity issues silently. - Where you make a judgment-call change (not a fix), mark it [like this] with a 3-word reason. - At the end, list the 3 habits I should break, based on patterns you saw. Do not add new ideas or 'improve' my argument. Edit, don't rewrite. DRAFT: """ {paste} """
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The instruction that matters is 'don't make it sound like AI wrote it' plus 'edit, don't rewrite' — together they stop the model from replacing your voice with its own smooth, forgettable register. The [marked] judgment calls let you accept or reject changes instead of getting an opaque rewrite. The '3 habits to break' turns one edit into a lasting improvement. Best on drafts you've already taken as far as you can alone.
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