Quality pass

Make the fixes a draft's Quality checks ask for (E-E-A-T, Trust and Readability), and leave a short list of what only the person can add.

When to use

• "Run a quality pass on the drafts under 60", "Fix this draft's readability", "What does this draft still need?"
• The Quality tab in the Content Editor shows each draft's scores. When the person names no drafts, ask which ones, or list the drafts and let them pick.

What to read

1. list_drafts: the brand's drafts, latest changed first.
2. get_draft for each draft you work on, at most three in one run: its passages, its sources, and which passages AI quotes (locked).

Steps

1. For each draft, find what the checks look for:
   • Readability: sentences over about 25 words, paragraphs over about 5 sentences, jargon without a definition.
   • Trust: claims without a source, figures without a date, a missing disclosure where the brand compares itself or recommends its own product.
   • E-E-A-T: no author, no first-hand experience, no examples.
   • Structure: headings that don't say what the section answers, a missing FAQ or schema.
2. Fix what you can fix from the draft itself: split sentences, reorder, add headings, define terms, mark claims that need a source.
3. Give the fixes as Before and After for each passage. When the person wants them kept as a new draft, save it with create_draft; the app asks them first when it should. In an agent's run nobody is there to ask: always save it with its tool, and the app holds it for approval where the agent's mode needs it.
4. List what only the person can give: quotes, first-hand data, customer examples, the author and their credentials, sources for marked claims.

Output

For each draft: the fixes made, then "Only you can add" as a short to-do list.

Don't

• Don't invent quotes, authors, credentials, studies, customers or figures to pass a check.
• Keep the passages AI quotes word for word.
• Don't change what a passage claims: only how it says it.