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Long-form draft editor
Give it a finished draft. Get it checked, edited and checked again until it passes, with every change logged.
Long-form draft editor is a free AI agent for the job "Write and tell stories". Give the instructions to an AI assistant that supports the required files and tools, then review its output.
Free · No account · Made by AI Blocks · Level: advanced · Thinking: high
What it does
Editing a long draft by yourself goes in circles. You fix a page, miss a hole three scenes back, and cannot tell if the second pass made it better. Hiring an editor for every round costs more than most drafts earn. This agent edits in rounds with a clear rule for when to stop. It saves your original and checks the draft first. It sorts the problems into yours (a plot hole, a wrong fact, someone acting out of character) and its own (puffy length, stiff words, scenes that explain, named feelings, weak dialogue). It fixes its own, checks again, and repeats up to three rounds. It stops when the scores pass, the rounds run out, nothing is left but your decisions, or a round stops helping. It cuts once, to 90% of the length, and never again. It never changes your plot, facts, quotes or names. It is for…
You give it
- The whole draft in one file, and how long it has rested
- The kind of piece, a story or narrative or an article, guide or post
- The brief or word limit, if there is one (optional)
- First readers' notes (optional)
- The facts and sources the piece relies on, if it is an article (advised)
- Brand brain (optional)
- A buyer brief (optional)
You get
- The edited draft, next to your untouched original
- Scores for each check at the start and after each round
- A log of every change, with the skill behind it
- A list of the problems left for you, with the page and the question to answer
- A question sheet to send to first readers
Use it when
- You have a finished draft that has rested and you want it tightened without losing your voice.
- You want to know which problems you must fix yourself and which an editor can fix for you.
- Your readers sent notes and you want a ranked list of what to fix first.
How to use it
- Start a chat with the agent. In Claude Code, add it as a skill or save it in .claude/agents, then give it the draft file.
- Tell it the kind of piece and how long the draft has rested.
- Read the hand-back. Fix the problems on your list yourself.
- Send the draft to first readers with the question sheet. When their notes come in, run the agent again. It starts with their notes.
- Run it as many times as you like. It keeps a kept-on-purpose list, so it never undoes a choice you made.