Write your way
No more AI slop that nobody understands. Generate technical reports, PR descriptions, emails, and specs using your exact vocabulary, sentence rhythm, and formatting rules.
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Stop rewriting AI slop.
Connect your personal writing style to Claude, Copilot, and Cursor. Get first drafts that actually sound like you, and reports explained exactly how you like to read them.
Setup takes about two minutes.
Works with Claude Code · GitHub Copilot · Cursor · and the web
Sounds familiar?
- You rewrite every AI draft so it sounds like you.
- You read a 300-line agent report and still don't know what to do next.
- Your team skims AI-written updates because they all sound the same.
Build your writing profile
draftmyway learns how you write and how you like to read from things you've already written. Every AI tool you connect then uses it.
Read your way
Turn dense AI data dumps into briefs you can actually understand and use. Get to the point first, with details on demand.
See the difference
Same facts. Nothing added. Just clear, and in your voice.
## Comprehensive Analysis: Payment Idempotency Remediation ### 1. Executive Context Following an in-depth investigation into anomalous transaction patterns observed across the payment processing subsystem, I have conducted a holistic review of the request lifecycle, encompassing client-side submission handlers, API gateway retry semantics, and downstream payment service provider (PSP) integration points. ### 2. Root Cause Analysis Under conditions of elevated network latency, the client-side submission handler may dispatch multiple concurrent POST requests to /api/v2/checkout (e.g. when users re-tap the Pay button), each processed independently due to the absence of idempotency key enforcement at the gateway layer, resulting in duplicate charges. ### 3. Remediation Strategy I implemented a multi-layered approach: - Idempotency-Key header generation per checkout - Redis-backed deduplication cache (TTL: 24h) - Submit button disabled pending response ### 4. Validation - 132 unit tests pass - 3 integration tests skipped (PSP sandbox rate limits) ### 5. Additional Considerations It is worth noting that the deduplication cache introduces a dependency on Redis availability. Additionally, approximately 214 transactions over the past 30 days may warrant review for potential refund processing. …410 more lines
The part you needed was buried at the very end.
Customers were being charged twice. It's fixed now, but 214 payments from the last 30 days may need refunds.
- What happened
- On a slow connection, tapping "Pay" twice sent two payments, and both went through.
- The fix
- The app now spots a repeat tap and charges only once. The Pay button also locks after the first tap.
- Risk
- The fix depends on Redis, an extra system. The report doesn't say what happens if Redis goes down. Worth asking.
- Done so far
- Fix built. 132 tests pass. 3 tests with the payment provider were skipped, so that part isn't tested yet.
- Your call
- Decide whether to refund the 214 payments.
Details if you need them ▸
## 📊 Weekly Status Update Hi team! 👋 Excited to share another week of great progress on our authentication initiative! ### ✅ Key Accomplishments - Successfully merged PR #482, delivering a robust, scalable Redis-backed session layer that ensures a seamless user experience - Refactored token refresh logic, enhancing maintainability across the codebase ### 🚧 Challenges - Some tests are experiencing intermittent issues that the team is actively monitoring ### 🔮 Next Steps We remain committed to driving excellence and will continue to iterate on these improvements. Let me know if you have any questions! 🙌
Auth: on track, one open risk.
Done: sessions moved to Redis (PR #482). People now stay signed in across deploys.
Risk: Redis failover isn't tested yet. I'll test it in staging before we release.
Next: move /v1/login to the new store, and fix 2 flaky token-refresh tests.
Need from you: nothing this week.
Examples are illustrative. Your drafts follow your own writing.
How it works
Ready in about two minutes. No prompts to write.
- 1
Add a few things you've written
PR descriptions, docs, updates, emails. Upload or paste. Or skip it for now.
- 2
Answer four quick taps
Who you write for and how you like to read. About two minutes. No essays.
- 3
Use it where you already work
Connect Claude Code, Copilot or Cursor in one paste. Or open the website and draft there.
We turn your writing into a profile. You can read it, edit it, or delete it any time.
Built for people who live in AI tools
If you write or read technical work with AI every day, this is for you.
Developers
Understand long agent reports in seconds. Ship PR descriptions, design docs and incident notes that sound like you wrote them.
Product managers
Turn AI analyses into decisions. Send updates and specs people actually read to the end.
Technical writers
Start from drafts that already follow your voice and house style, instead of fixing generic ones.
What we promise
- It never makes things up. If a detail is missing, you get a placeholder to fill in, not a guess.
- You can check every claim. Each point in a brief links back to the line it came from.
- Your writing stays yours. We never train shared models on it. Export or delete everything in one click.
- Clarity, not disguise. draftmyway is for writing people understand. It is not a tool for getting past AI detectors.
Questions
What is "the profile"?
A short, readable description of how you write and how you like to read, learned from your own writing. It's what draftmyway follows when it drafts or explains something for you. You can edit any part of it.
How is this different from a custom prompt?
A custom prompt is a few lines you write yourself and keep fixing. The profile is learned from your real writing, checked against it, and shared with every tool you connect. Update it once and every tool follows.
Which tools does it work with?
Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, and any other agent that supports MCP. You can also use it on the website.
Do I have to write samples?
No. Drop in things you've already written, like PR descriptions or docs. If you have nothing handy, skip it and add writing later.
Will it change what my report says?
No. Briefs keep every fact and its scope, and each point links to its source. Drafts never invent numbers, names or experiences.
Does it bypass AI detectors?
No, and it isn't meant to. We help you write clearly in your own voice. If your school or employer has rules about AI use, follow them.
When can I use it?
We're opening early access in small groups. Join the list and we'll email you when it's your turn.
Stop rewriting AI slop.
We're opening early access in small groups. Join the list and we'll email you when it's your turn.