> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.clevia.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Rewriter

> Refine any passage without losing meaning. The AI Rewriter works inside the editor to improve clarity, tone, and flow while preserving citations and technical accuracy.

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### 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.

<Tip>
  Work paragraph-by-paragraph for best results
</Tip>

## 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.”

<Check>
  - **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
</Check>

## Troubleshooting

<AccordionGroup>
  <Accordion title="Rewrite button is disabled">
    Select some text first; the tool operates on a selection
  </Accordion>

  <Accordion title="Citations disappeared">
    You may have rewritten outside a text block that holds citations; try again or re-insert `@references`
  </Accordion>

  <Accordion title="No response / slow">
    Check network status; try a smaller selection
  </Accordion>
</AccordionGroup>