Outline

An outline structures a single document as an ordered list of sections. Each section has a title and a purpose — what that section is there to do — plus a status that tracks how far along it is. The outline is structure only; it never contains drafted prose.

Generate

Generate proposes a complete outline scaffold from the project and document briefs — a starting set of sections, each with a title and a stated purpose. You take it from there.

Edit

Edit the outline in place: add, reorder, retitle, and reword section purposes. Your changes save as you go. Request coaching (at the top of the outline, marked with the sparkle) and a coach reviews the structure as a whole and each item in turn — asking one structural question and, on every section, naming what that item still needs to satisfy its purpose. The per-item guidance appears inline on each section card, without rewriting anything for you.

Re-evaluate

As the document grows, re-evaluate to update each section’s status — not started, drafting, aligned, needs work, off track, or complete — and to surface revised or new sections worth considering. When your draft fully addresses a section, re-evaluate marks it complete so you can see at a glance that you have incorporated what it asked for. It keeps the outline honest about where the work stands.

Each section’s status also shows in the outline pane inside the document editor, as a small colored dot next to the section title — aligned, drafting, needs work, or off track — or a checkmark once the section is complete, so you can see at a glance whether the draft beside you is still following the structure.