On technical formats, Voice flags any figure it cannot trace to your topic or sources, including a figure cited to the wrong source. The warnings appear as notes. Your draft is not changed.
What it does
Technical drafts (Technical Blog, Whitepaper, Reddit post, Hacker News post, Technical Case Study) cite their sources as [S1], [S2] and so on. After the draft is written, Voice checks each figure against your topic and those sources.
A figure it can't trace gets a warning. So does a figure cited to a source that doesn't hold it, and a citation that points past your last source. Technical drafts also need a Limitations section, and a missing one is flagged.
Why
An engineer reading your whitepaper checks the numbers. One that doesn't trace costs you the rest of the piece.
What it won't do
- It doesn't rewrite the draft. The checks warn, and you decide.
- It doesn't let a customer-facing technical draft describe how Adamiro itself is built without a warning. It flags it.
How to use it
Open the Voice guide in your dashboard, or start a trial to try it.