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Rewriter Sv

When to use it

  • Tighten long paragraphs for readability
  • Raise formality for academic writing
  • Expand sparse notes into fuller explanations
  • Standardize tone across a section or paper

How it works (quick start)

  1. Select text in the editor.
  2. Click Rewrite (or right-sidebar AI Rewriter).
  3. Choose a Speech type: Concise, Scholarly, or Elaborate.
  4. Set **creativity level **- control how closely the rewritten text is to the original
  5. Review the draft in the side panel → Replace, Insert below, or Copy.
  6. Use Undo if you change your mind.
Work paragraph-by-paragraph for best results

Speech types

Concise

  • Goal: shorter, clearer, direct.
  • Use for: abstracts, summaries, slide notes.
  • Example
    Original: “This paper provides an overview of several approaches that researchers have taken…”
    Concise: “This paper surveys the main approaches used by researchers…”

Scholarly

  • Goal: formal, precise, citation-friendly.
  • Use for: manuscripts, theses, literature reviews.
  • Example
    Original: “We looked at a bunch of models and found some worked better.”
    Scholarly: “We evaluate multiple model classes and observe superior performance in transformer-based variants.”

Elaborate

  • Goal: more context, smoother transitions, fuller explanation.
  • Use for: introductions, related work, teaching notes.
  • Example
    Original: “Results improved with data augmentation.”
    Elaborate: “Incorporating data augmentation improved results by increasing variability in the training distribution, which reduced overfitting and yielded more robust generalization.”
  • Small chunks win: Rewrite 1–2 paragraphs at a time
  • Think about your audience: “for reviewers,” “for clinicians,” “for first-year students.”
  • Pin constraints you like: reuse them across sections for a consistent voice
  • Re-read numbers: Manually verify statistics, units, and symbol names

Troubleshooting

Select some text first; the tool operates on a selection
You may have rewritten outside a text block that holds citations; try again or re-insert @references
Check network status; try a smaller selection