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Depth controls how much the engine produces and who the report is written for. Each level is calibrated to a different revision goal, so picking the right one saves you time and keeps the feedback actionable.

Surface

A fast pass focused on the two or three things that matter most. Best for a quick check before submitting a draft you are already reasonably confident in.

Medium

The default. A full audit with claim analysis, assumptions, counterarguments, a source check, and a complete revision path. Covers everything you need for serious revision.

Extreme

The deepest read. Eight or more priority fixes, a full dependency graph, an expanded attack tree, and extra argument angles to research. Built for high-stakes work.

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Comparing the Depth Levels

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When to Choose Each Depth

Surface
  • Run a quick check right before submitting a nearly-final draft.
  • Use it as a first read on a very rough draft to identify the single biggest issue before going deeper.
Medium
  • Run a standard audit before a debate round or assignment submission.
  • Choose Medium when you have time to work through a full revision path and want every major issue addressed.
Extreme
  • Use Extreme for high-stakes competitions where an opponent will look for every possible opening.
  • Choose it when writing a dissertation or long-form research piece that requires full claim dependency mapping.
  • Run it when you want every possible attack found before you finalize your argument.
Start at Medium for most audits. Move up to Extreme when you are preparing for a high-stakes round or putting the finishing touches on a final submission — that is when the extra priority fixes and expanded attack tree earn their keep.