Document Audit
Audit reviews your entire document at the argument level. It looks at structure, citation coverage, logical consistency, and whether your evidence supports your claims. The output is a structured report with specific suggestions — not vague advice, but concrete things to fix or reconsider.
Use it after you've finished a full draft and before you submit. It's not useful on a half-written document.
How to run an Audit
- Open the Audit panel from the AI assistant.
- Click Run Audit.
- Review the report section by section. Each finding includes what was flagged, why, and a suggestion.
- Address the issues that matter — or dismiss the ones that don't. Not every suggestion is mandatory.
Proofreading
Proofread is a line-by-line language review. It catches grammar mistakes, spelling errors, unclear phrasing, and style issues. It's different from Audit — Proofread works at the sentence level, Audit works at the document level.
How to run Proofread
- Select a passage of text, or run Proofread on the full document.
- Review suggestions inline — each one highlights the original text and shows the proposed change.
- Accept or dismiss each suggestion individually.
Plan limits
Audit — Fellow plan: 1 per day. Chair plan: 2 per day.
Proofread — Fellow plan: 10 per day. Chair plan: unlimited.
Neither feature is available on the free Scholar plan.