What It’s Good For
Drill Into a Pressure Point
Ask about a specific pressure point or quoted passage the report flagged, and get a focused answer about that exact part of your argument.
Get a Replacement Sentence
Request a complete replacement sentence for a weak line and Fracture Chat will write one that fits your context.
Plan Your Next Moves
Work through the next one to three revision moves after reading the priority fixes — without losing the thread of the conversation.
Follow Up Without Re-Pasting
Continue the conversation across multiple questions. Your draft and report stay in context for the whole session.
How It Behaves
- It builds on earlier turns in the same session — each answer takes the full conversation into account instead of starting fresh each time you ask a question.
- It writes in plain text and leads with the concise answer — it gives you what you need first, and expands only when you ask for more detail.
- It never invents evidence, statistics, or sources — when a fact is needed to strengthen your argument, Fracture Chat marks the gap and names the kind of evidence to look for rather than filling it in with something unverified.
How to Get the Best Out of It
- Select a specific pressure point in the report before asking — Fracture Chat will focus its answer on that exact passage rather than the argument as a whole.
- Ask one question at a time — narrower questions produce cleaner, more actionable answers than broad open-ended prompts.
- Use it to workshop a single sentence or paragraph after you’ve seen the priority fixes — treat it as a revision partner for the hardest lines, not a replacement for re-reading the full report.
Fracture Chat is available after you complete an audit. It uses your current session’s draft and report — if you start a new audit, the context resets to the new submission.