Refactor
Document restructuring
Refactor applies the pyramid principle, consistent heading hierarchy, focused paragraphs, and smooth transitions — changing structure without changing substance. Same content, dramatically better flow.
How it works
Same substance,
dramatically better structure
Open a document and run /refactor. It restructures for clarity: conclusion first, logical flow, consistent headings, one idea per paragraph, smooth transitions. All content preserved.
Pyramid Principle
Conclusion first. Supporting arguments below. Detail last. Every reader gets the answer immediately, then can go deeper if they choose.
Consistent Hierarchy
Heading levels corrected. Paragraph focus enforced — one idea each. Transition sentences added between sections. Scannable structure throughout.
Noise Removal
Redundancy eliminated. Filler words cut. Passive voice converted to active. Every word earns its place. Content preserved, noise gone.
Complete Output
Returns the entire document — not a list of suggestions. The restructured document is ready to replace the original. One command, done.
Structure, not substance
Not "let me rewrite this for you."
Every fact preserved. Only the structure changes.
Any document worth polishing
Good content. Better structure.
When the ideas are right but the document doesn't flow.
White Papers
Technical depth restructured for executive readability
Proposals
Persuasive flow with conclusion first, evidence below
Internal Memos
Cut the preamble — action items and decisions up front
Documentation
Consistent hierarchy, scannable sections, progressive detail
Legal Briefs
Argument flow restructured for maximum persuasive impact
Research Reports
Findings-first structure with methodology as supporting detail