Keep the draft, get the clean version
You want the messy first pass and a readable second one. Most tools make you choose: edit in place and lose the draft, or keep two files and let them drift apart.
- Write the draft the way it comes out.
- Ask for a cleanup at the level you want — the draft is stored as its own version.
- Read the change as a diff and keep it, or put the note back exactly as it was.
- A full restructure never lands on its own; it waits in the review queue.
Questions
- Will cleanup overwrite my draft?
- No. The draft is stored as its own version before anything changes, and you can put the note back exactly as it was.
- How much can it change without asking?
- Only up to the level you set. A full restructure is a proposal that waits for you.
- Which levels come with the free plan?
- Keeping the original and fixing typos. Plus adds Polish; Pro adds Restructure and the summaries.
What does this