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Resources

The resource hub for RevisionGrade™, The Literary AI Partner™.

Start here to understand what RevisionGrade evaluates, what it does not promise, how evaluation depth is determined, and how diagnosis turns into author-controlled revision and professional submission preparation.

Search guides

Guides built for the questions serious writers actually search.

These top-level pages help writers, Google, and AI search systems understand RevisionGrade’s category: manuscript evaluation, novel critique, revision software, readiness reports, and agent-facing preparation.

Category claim

The Literary AI Partner™

RevisionGrade’s public category page: manuscript diagnosis, author-controlled revision, and professional submission preparation for serious writers.

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Evaluation guide

AI Manuscript Evaluation

A search-focused guide explaining manuscript evaluation, criteria, evidence, confidence, and why diagnosis comes before revision.

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Proof hub

AI Novel Critique

The main proof page for public-domain sample reports and founder evaluation case studies. Evaluation reports only, no full novels.

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Revision guide

Manuscript Revision Software

Explains the author-controlled Revise workflow and why evidence-backed repair is different from blind AI rewriting.

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Revision guide

Novel Revision Tool

A focused guide for novelists who need story diagnosis, revision priorities, voice protection, and submission preparation.

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Editing guide

Developmental Editing AI

Positions RevisionGrade against developmental-editing needs: scene construction, scene function, reader trust, and author sovereignty.

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Report guide

Manuscript Readiness Report

Explains readiness reporting, evidence-backed scores, limitations, and how a report should lead into revision or submission preparation.

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Agent readiness guide

Query Letter and Synopsis Generator

Explains query letters, synopsis support, pitch paragraphs, comparables, positioning, and author bio preparation after diagnosis.

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Comparison guide

AI Editor for Novels

Answers the AI-editor search intent while making clear that RevisionGrade starts with diagnosis rather than automatic rewriting.

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Proof reports

Sample evaluations and founder case studies will prove the system without publishing manuscripts.

These pages are placeholders for quality-gated PDF evaluation reports. They are designed for report proof only: no full novels, no full chapters, and no extended copyrighted manuscript text.

Trust center

Doctrine, methodology, privacy, and author-control pages.

These pages keep the product promise narrow, credible, and manuscript-first: diagnosis before polish, evidence before verdict, and author control before revision.

Why RevisionGrade exists

The Black Box Problem

Publishing gives writers verdicts, not diagnoses. This page explains how RevisionGrade separates manuscript readiness from market rejection.

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How evaluation works

Methodology

The criteria, evidence model, evaluation-depth doctrine, and Evaluate → Revise bridge behind manuscript diagnosis.

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Why authors stay in control

Reliability / Editorial Doctrine

Manuscript sovereignty, evidence over taste, scope discipline, voice protection, and author-in-the-loop revision.

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Before you evaluate

Author FAQ

Practical answers about scores, reports, evaluation modes, revision, human editors, and publishing outcomes.

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Progress over time

Dashboard Examples

Visual examples of readiness trends, issue reduction, recent wins, and how the author dashboard turns evaluation into a progress ledger.

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Manuscript trust

Privacy & Research Controls

How uploaded work is treated, what external research means, and why the author controls what happens next.

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Controlled workspace

Security & Access Controls

A plain-language trust page covering account-gated workspaces, manuscript boundaries, controlled downloads, and logged access.

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Positioning matters

Genre & Classification FAQ

Why genre selection affects reader expectations, market positioning, and how the report interprets evidence.

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Controlled manuscript access

Storygate Studio™ FAQ

How manuscript-only Storygate access, creator approval, package visibility, and verified publishing-professional review fit together.

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Submission package support

Agent Readiness FAQ

How query letters, synopses, comparables, author bios, package approval, and manuscript-specific readiness materials fit together.

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Evaluation depth

Different manuscript lengths need different promises.

RevisionGrade should not pretend a short excerpt can support the same diagnosis as a full manuscript. The evaluation mode controls what the report can responsibly claim.

Under 25,000 words

Short-form evaluation

For openings, chapters, excerpts, short stories, and partial submissions. Uses the 13 story criteria only; it does not claim full-manuscript continuity or WAVE-level repair governance.

25,000+ words

Long-form evaluation

For substantial manuscripts where RevisionGrade can assess manuscript-scale behavior: continuity, recurrence, payoff, pacing over distance, character development, and structural readiness.

Complex 25,000+ word manuscripts

Long-form multi-layer evaluation

For deeper architecture review using layered story evidence, long-form continuity, proprietary repair governance where appropriate, and structural repair priorities.

Author FAQ

Practical answers before you evaluate.

Short answers for the most important product boundaries: what RevisionGrade evaluates, what reports mean, what remains author-controlled, and what no evaluation can promise.

What does RevisionGrade evaluate?

RevisionGrade evaluates manuscript-level craft, structure, reader trust, and readiness across thirteen story criteria. Longer manuscripts may qualify for long-form or multi-layer analysis when there is enough text to judge manuscript-scale behavior.

Is this only a score?

No. A score is only useful when connected to evidence, confidence, issue severity, and revision priority. RevisionGrade is designed to produce diagnosis, not just a number.

Does every evaluation get Golden Spine or WAVE analysis?

No. Short-form evaluations under 25,000 words use the 13 story criteria only. Long-form and multi-layer evaluations are the appropriate contexts for manuscript-scale continuity and deeper repair-governance logic.

Does RevisionGrade rewrite my voice?

No. Revise is built around voice protection and author control. Some passages should be repaired; others should be preserved. A recommendation is not an instruction to flatten the prose.

Does RevisionGrade guarantee publication or representation?

No. RevisionGrade diagnoses manuscript readiness. It does not guarantee agent interest, representation, publication, sales, market timing, or commercial demand.

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Privacy & research controls

Manuscript trust is part of the product.

This hub surfaces the current privacy doctrine. The dedicated Privacy & Research Controls page expands this into a full trust document.

Uploaded manuscripts are treated as author-owned creative work, not public content.
Reports diagnose the submitted manuscript; they do not claim authorship or replace the author’s judgment.
External research, where available, should support market/context checks rather than rewrite or expose manuscript text.
Storygate visibility is creator-controlled and intended for approved manuscript packages, not public indexing.
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Start with diagnosis

Before you submit, know where the manuscript stands.

Use the resource path to understand the standard, then begin a manuscript evaluation when you are ready for evidence-backed diagnosis.