Writing
Readers notice when a piece says nothing new or can’t back a claim. Every draft in Fractl Agents can start from your research and your client’s voice.
Write an article from your research files, with every claim and number checked against those files and a report of which ones passed.
Write a set of headlines for a finished piece, plus pitch emails to journalists about the piece, each with a quality score from Fractl Agents.
Write a whole onboarding or re-engagement email sequence in the client’s voice, drawn from the client’s profile in Fractl Agents.
Write product pages and listings that tie each detail to what buyers need.
Review a draft your team wrote: every claim fact-checked, links tested and source gaps flagged, then a separate check for text that reads as AI-written.
Translate a finished piece and adapt the wording for another language or market, returned as an editable draft.
Write an article from our coffee-freshness research.
For this question I’ll go with write the article from the research. Other ways I could go:
- Write the article from the researchSourced, in your voice, ready to editChosen
- Headlines and a pitchFor the same piece
- An email sequenceOnboarding or re-engagement
- Product pages and listingsConnecting the details to what buyers need
- Review a draft we wroteWeak claims, facts, gaps
- Translate and adapt itAnother language or market
Some of the ways. Say the word and I’ll take another.
I’ll write it from the research file, in Tern Coffee’s voice, with every claim tied to a source.
Research-Backed WriterEditorial review
Editorial review done: two claims softened where the study only suggests them, and one number corrected (three weeks, not four). Ready for your read.
An article written from the research, open beside the chat with the sources.