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What ships today, and what doesn’t yet.

ReadyToEdit turns your commits, recordings and posts into a draft and an editor handoff, and keeps the sources, revisions and review decisions for the next one. Each row is marked with where it stands.

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working on your own material today
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The brief screen, as it ships

The brief screen: three question sets to choose between — the editor’s four questions, progress since last time, and the problem and the fix — each listing the questions it asks, above a button reading “start, and answer what you can from my work”
  1. The shape it suggests, and what it suits
  2. The others, each showing what it will ask
  3. One button answers what your work already covers
Fig. 1Four questions instead of a written brief, the four an editor asks. Your connected work answers most of them.

Looking for the controls? The guides show where to start, what context is included, and what your editor receives.

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Connect

Connect your work

Connect repos, social accounts, documents and recordings to one project.

Connected Sources

GitHub, social accounts, documents, images and recordings, connected to one project.

Source Library

Browse and search everything a project has connected — commits, posts, assets, documents — in one place.

Footage It Has Already Watched

Connected videos are sampled and described during processing, so drafting and search can use what they contain. Suggested moments still need your review; a sampled description can miss details.

Source Freshness

See when each connection last synced, which ones need reconnecting, and how much new material has arrived since you last looked.

Discover

Discover what to publish

Angles proposed from what changed, with the commits and clips behind them.

Story Discovery

Angles proposed from work that already happened: commits, recordings and posts.

Evidence Coverage

In development

Before you commit to a draft, see which shapes your material already supports and which are still waiting on something.

Create

Create

Turn a story into a draft, and a draft into every shape it needs to be.

Grounded Drafts

Start with connected work or an idea from your conversation. Save a draft you can edit and share, with source references when available and footage suggestions reviewed separately.

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Formats

Turn one story into different production-ready structures from the same sources.

Multi-format Versions

Adapt one draft for each place it has to land, each version keeping its own copy, its own limits, and its own record of where it went.

Your Goals, Style and Audience

Say what the project is about, who it is for, what it should achieve and how it should sound. Combine several Style or Goals presets with your own words, add blocks of your own or import one from a Markdown file, give a single piece its own Audience, Goals or Style, and read exactly what each step of the work is given.

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Conversation Copy and Export

Copy any message or download the whole saved conversation, with your words and the assistant’s replies clearly separated. Creating a draft keeps the conversation that led to it.

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Review

Review and refine

See what supports each claim, and keep a record of what changed and why.

Clips for Each Script Beat

Review footage suggestions beside the lines they would accompany. Keep or reject each suggestion. Supporting footage and illustrative B-roll are distinguished, and an unmatched line stays visible.

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Hook Close Read

Select the opening of any cut, up to 30 seconds, and read it second by second: located facts with timestamps, and a comparison against your own previous openings. Never a score.

Evidence and Sources

See what supports the important claims in a draft, and why that particular source was chosen.

Review and Approval

Request changes, review revisions, approve work, and preserve the review trail.

Review History

See how a draft evolved through revisions, requested changes, and approvals.

Hand off

Hand off

Give your editor the script, the clips and the sources in one link.

Editor Handoff

Share one read-only page with the script, beat-by-beat clip placements and playable footage. Original Google Drive links are included where available. A script can be shared before every beat has footage.

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Shared Review

In the separate review workflow, guest links let collaborators reply to instructions and return a cut. The script-and-clips draft handoff remains read-only.

Improve

Improve over time

Carry decisions forward so the next draft starts closer to something you would approve.

Revision Memory

Carry recurring corrections — shorten the opening, remove hype, explain the technical part more directly — into future drafts.

A screen of what the product has concluded about the writing: under “Everything here came from something you did. Tell me where I’m wrong.” and the label “what clears the bar”, the statement “A refactor is not news. A rewrite with a number attached is.”, with controls reading “only sometimes” and “not true?”
  1. A statement it drew from what you did
Fig. 2Corrections you repeat in review become statements like this one. Narrow one or throw it out; the ones you keep go into every later draft.

Publish

After publishing

Tie each published piece back to the draft and decisions behind it.

Outcome Capture

Attach the published result back to the work, draft, and decisions that produced it.

See it built from what you shipped.

Connect a repo, a social account or a folder, and every row marked Available now runs on your own material.

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