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RevisionGrade™ Revise · Author-Controlled Repair

The right repair surface for every finding.

Revise turns evaluation findings into governed author decisions. Local executable repairs become Copy-Paste cards. Structural or context-sensitive work becomes a Strategy. Unsupported work remains visible as a Held item with a clear recovery path.

Core primitive

RevisionOpportunity

Each opportunity is anchored to evidence and rendered through exactly one author-safe card contract.

Evidence-backed problem statement
Affected criterion, severity, and confidence
Original passage or evidence anchor
One explicit card type: Copy-Paste, Strategy, or Held
Only legal actions for that card type
Voice, canon, and continuity safeguards

Interactive contract demo

Three card types. Three honest interaction models.

Switch between the surfaces below. A/B/C appears only when all three options are complete, distinct, and safe to execute.

Copy-Paste Rewrite

Choose one executable revision

Trusted Path eligible

Original passage

The river moved below them in a long sheet of grey.

Three card contracts

No disabled-button hybrids. No misleading A/B/C placeholders.

Executable repair

Copy-Paste Rewrite

A bounded passage repair with three complete, distinct replacement strings. This is the only card type that shows A/B/C and Accept controls.

A — Recommended repair
B — Rhythm variant
C — Bolder rendering shift
Trusted Path may apply A when eligible

Human-guided repair

Revision Strategy

One coherent repair plan for structural, scene-level, or context-sensitive work that cannot honestly be reduced to a local replacement passage.

One recommended strategy
Implementation sequence
Optional subordinate approaches
No A/B/C and no Accept controls

Diagnostic hold

Held Item

A transparent explanation that the evidence, context, canon, or grounding is not yet strong enough to support an interactive repair.

Why the item was held
What context is missing
How to recover it
No generated candidate prose

Two revision paths

Manual control or governed automation.

Revise Workbench

Review each card through the controls that belong to it. Copy-Paste cards offer executable choices; Strategy cards guide human work; Held items explain what must be resolved first.

Accept A, B, or C on Copy-Paste cards
Keep original
Write a custom rewrite or plan
Defer for later
Reject the recommendation
Request re-analysis when supported
Open Workbench

TrustedPath™

TrustedPath™ applies only the governed A candidate from eligible Copy-Paste cards. It does not auto-apply Strategy cards or Held items.

Applies A only on eligible Copy-Paste cards
Never applies Strategy or Held items
Creates a protected revised draft
Preserves the original manuscript
Generates a change log
Supports follow-up evaluation

Repair discipline

Revise keeps repair governed instead of scattered.

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Diagnosis before repair

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Evidence before edit

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Card type before controls

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Voice protection before compression

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Author decision before manuscript change

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Follow-up evaluation before claiming improvement

Author sovereignty

RevisionGrade does not force revision. It records defensible decisions.

Evaluation findings do not automatically become edits.

A/B/C means three executable replacement passages—not three labels pasted onto every recommendation.

Strategy cards guide human revision without pretending a local text swap is sufficient.

Held items remain visible so the system never silently drops unsupported work.

TrustedPath™ is governed convenience, not blind rewriting.

Contract

The interface tells the truth about what the system can safely do.

Executable prose is selectable. Strategy is guided. Unsupported work is held transparently. The author remains the final authority.