How can I use Leiolai to edit my writing?
Ask Leiolai to edit your text for structure, sentence length, tone, or grammar. Give Leiolai the original text and state which facts and wording must stay. Request a revised draft, a table of changes, or suggestions before editing.
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What is the difference between a copy edit and a rewrite?
A copy edit targets grammar, spelling, and small clarity issues. A rewrite can change sentence structure and organization more substantially. Tell Leiolai which kind you want, and identify any phrases, facts, or quotations that must remain unchanged.
How do I keep the original meaning?
Tell Leiolai to preserve each factual claim and add no new information. Ask Leiolai to flag ambiguous wording. Compare the revised claims with your original text.
Can I ask for suggestions before a revised draft?
Yes. Ask Leiolai for three proposed edits and the reason for each. Choose the changes you want Leiolai to make before requesting a revised draft.
How do I remove repetition?
Ask Leiolai to identify repeated ideas, then consolidate them while retaining the strongest explanation. Specify whether the goal is a shorter paragraph or a better sequence across the whole piece.
How do I change the tone without making the writing generic?
Tell Leiolai the intended reader and give concrete tone instructions, such as “direct, friendly, and free of sales language.” Supply a sample if you want the revision to match your voice. Follow up on phrases that feel too formal or exaggerated.
Can I compare the original and revised wording?
Yes. Ask Leiolai for a table containing the original sentence, revised sentence, and reason for the change.
Choose a useful answer formatHow do I edit a long piece in stages?
Ask Leiolai to review structure and argument first, revise individual sections next, and finish with copy editing. Give each pass a clear objective.
Plan the structure before polishing