Writing
Article Idea Generator — Angles Worth Writing
Get article ideas with a real angle, not just a topic. Each one comes with a working headline, why readers care now, what you need to bring to make it yours, and an effort level.
Writing Brief — Plan the Piece Before You Draft
Turn a rough idea into a one-page writing brief: the point in one sentence, the reader's objections, a section-by-section structure, an evidence plan with gaps marked, and three ways to open.
Interview Prep — Questions That Get Quotable Answers
Prepare for an interview with ordered questions, follow-ups for vague answers, story prompts, one fair hard question, facts to confirm and a plan for what to cut if time runs short.
Headline Workshop — 20 Options, Scored and Ranked
Get 20 headline options across seven approaches, scored for clarity, specificity and honesty. Includes your top 3 with subheadlines and trimmed versions of anything too long.
Blog Post First Draft — From Outline to Readable Draft
Turn your outline and notes into a first draft that sounds like a person, with skimmable subheadings, marked placeholders instead of invented facts, and a list of the draft's weakest spots.
How-To Article — Steps Readers Can Actually Follow
Write a how-to article readers can follow without getting stuck: prerequisites, one-action numbered steps with expected results, troubleshooting for common problems and what to do next.
Opinion Piece — One Argument, Fair to the Other Side
Draft an opinion piece built on one clear argument and your own evidence. It states the strongest counterargument fairly, answers it, and ends with a stress test of the weakest links.
Developmental Edit — An Editor's Letter for Your Draft
Get an editor's letter on your draft: what's working, the one core issue, a structure map, where readers get lost, and a prioritized revision plan. Big-picture feedback, not comma fixes.
Line Edit — Tighter Sentences, Same Voice
Tighten your writing sentence by sentence without losing your voice. You get the edited text, a change log with reasons, and the three habits behind most of the edits.
Proofread — Errors Only, With a Change Log
Catch spelling, grammar, punctuation and consistency errors without anyone rewriting your style. Every change is logged, and anything that needs your judgment is listed as a query instead of changed.
Personal Voice Profile — Teach AI How You Write
Analyze samples of your own writing and get a voice profile: rhythm, vocabulary, habits, do and don't rules, and a short block to paste into any AI prompt so drafts sound like you.
Tone Rewrite — Same Message, Right Register
Rewrite a message for a different reader and tone without changing the facts. Get two versions, a short list of what changed, and a warning about anything that may still land badly.
Newsletter Issue — Subject Line to Sign-Off
Write a full newsletter issue from your notes: five subject lines with preview text, an opening that earns the scroll, the main story, short takes on other items and a single call to action.
Copywriting Frameworks — AIDA, PAS and Before-After-Bridge
Write persuasive copy with AIDA, PAS, Before-After-Bridge or PASTOR, labeled stage by stage. Includes alternate openings and flags every claim that still needs proof.
Freelance Pitch — An Article Pitch Editors Say Yes To
Write an article pitch an editor can read in a minute: working headline, lede-style opening, why now, why you, and a short follow-up. Includes a fit check to run before you hit send.
Story Premise Generator — Conflict Built In
Get story premises with conflict built in, each with a logline, a fresh hook, the hard choice at the center, an opening image and two possible endings. Ends with a ready-to-use writing prompt.
Character Profile — Want, Fear and Contradiction
Build a character who drives the story: want, need and fear, a telling contradiction, backstory that matters, sample dialogue, behavior under pressure and an arc. Builds on your notes instead of replacing them.
Scene Doctor — Goal, Conflict and a Turn
Find out why a scene falls flat and how to fix it. Checks goal, conflict, turn and stakes, flags pacing and telling, then gives a revision plan or a sample rewrite in your style.
Dialogue Pass — Subtext and Distinct Voices
Revise dialogue so every character sounds distinct and says less than they mean. You get a diagnosis with quoted lines, the revised exchange, voice notes for each character and the key subtext moments.
Memoir Scene Builder — From Memory to Page
Turn a memory into a vivid scene without inventing anything. It asks the questions that pull out detail first, then drafts the scene in first person with two ways to reflect on it.
Prompt para Elaboração de Síntese/Linha do Tempo de Ação Penal (com ferramentas)
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Prompt para Elaboração de Síntese/Linha do Tempo de Ação Penal
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QA Research Test Prompt
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Revisão profunda de texto
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