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Voice · You see what it keeps. New

A view Adamiro learns about you reaches no draft until you confirm it.

Since 16 Oct 2026v2.22.0No tasksSolo and Team

Adamiro suggests positions from what you said to Mentor and how you edited drafts. Each shows the words that led to it. A suggestion enters a draft only after you accept it.

What it does

A position is a view you hold or reject, written as one sentence. Once a week Adamiro reads what you said to Mentor and The Tank, the notes you left under a thumbs-down, and the sentences you added or deleted when you edited a draft. It suggests positions from those.

A suggestion appears with the words that led to it and where they came from. It is shown only when your own words back it. Nothing reaches a draft until you confirm it, with Use it or by accepting it in Your take when you write.

Why

A tool that guesses your opinions and then argues them in your name puts words in your mouth. You should see the evidence and say yes first.

What it won't do

  • It doesn't write a learned position into your voice by itself.
  • It doesn't suggest a position without a quoted source.

How to use it

Open the Voice guide in your dashboard, or start a trial to try it.

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