Poetry
Individual poems and the sections or movements that group them.
A poetry project holds individual poems, form-aware, and the sections or movements that group them into a longer work. Its coaching stays close to the universal set — verse does not carry the prose readability or claim-checking that other types do.
The documents it offers
When you add a document to the project you choose its type. Each type shapes the stages the document moves through:
- Poem — a single poem, form-aware — the default.
- Section / Movement — a section or movement within a longer work.
Each document type has its own page — find them in the sidebar under this content type — describing the stages it moves through and where it fits.
A blank document is available in every content type too, for when you want an empty page with no structure imposed.
The stages a document moves through
Every document moves through the same shape: Ideation, Outline, Draft, Revision, Final edit. After Ideation you can move back and forth freely — jump to whichever stage the work needs.
The coaches that apply
This content type leans on the coaches every content type gets — no extra coaches are recommended by default, though you can switch any coach on from the Coaches tab.
Every content type also gets the coaches that apply to all writing: the select-text Coach for focused feedback on a passage, VoiceCheck and StyleCheck against your voice and style guide, and the free grammar and spelling checks.
What it costs
Choosing a content type is free. The coaching inside each stage spends credits, marked with the sparkle; the deterministic checks — grammar, spelling, readability, citation formatting — run free.