Spoken draft#
“Um, can you look at these two introductions? I want the friendlier one, but don’t change what the technical terms mean. Maybe rewrite it—actually, first tell me which one to keep and why.”
Reviewed request#
“Compare the two introductions. Recommend the friendlier option and explain why. Preserve the meaning of the technical terms. Do not rewrite either version yet.”
The rewrite removes hesitation, preserves the final preference to compare first, and makes the action boundary visible. It does not invent a deadline, choose an introduction in advance or grant permission to publish.
Apply the method#
Identify the last settled instruction, retain constraints and ask about missing information instead of guessing. Compare the result with the original thought, then check the intended conversation.
CueSpec’s available local draft can support this manual process. Optional server-based refinement is intended to assist with it, but requires service configuration and further real-service acceptance. Whether you edit manually or use refinement, the final send remains deliberate.