Powerful Plugins

ProEdit

Meet Miss Red Ink, a veteran Big Five fiction editor in a plugin. She runs all six professional editing stages on your manuscript, in the right order, on any length of book.

A pro-level edit for your draft, without the pro-level invoice.

ProEdit is a Claude Cowork plugin that edits like Miss Red Ink, a twenty-year veteran from a Big Five publishing house.

She runs the same six stages your favorite authors' books go through: developmental, structural, line, copy, continuity, and proofread, in the order real editors run them.

And you get the real deliverables, not vague feedback: an editorial letter, a scene map of your whole book, tracked-changes redlines you accept or reject in Word, a professional style sheet, and a publish-ready checklist.

It's like having an editor on call: one that never gets tired, never misses a continuity slip, and works at your pace.

Sound familiar?

Your draft feels off, but you can't put your finger on why.
A professional edit costs more than your whole book budget.
You can't tell which scenes drag until a reader tells you, and by then it's too late.
Continuity slips and plot holes keep getting past you.

How ProEdit works

Hand it your book

Any length, short story to full novel. It maps your manuscript so it knows every scene, character, and timeline detail.

Run the stages in order

Developmental, structural, line, copy, continuity, proofread. Story problems first, sentence polish last, the way real editors work.

Get real editorial deliverables

An editorial letter, a scene map, tracked changes you accept or reject in Word, and a style sheet.

Walk away publish-ready

A final proofread against your style sheet, a publish-ready checklist, and an AI-tell score that proves the polish.

What you get

The ProEdit plugin, ready to drop into Claude Cowork.
The full professional editing spine, all six stages: developmental, structural, line, copy, continuity, and proofread, run one stage at a time or all in order.
A real editorial letter (what works, what doesn't, and your revision roadmap) plus a scene-by-scene map of your whole book.
Word documents with real tracked changes you accept or reject, and margin queries wherever the call is yours to make.
A professional style sheet, a continuity check that catches drifting details and timeline slips, and a series bible that keeps book six consistent with book one.
An AI-tell score with before and after numbers, so your prose reads written, not generated.
Works on any manuscript length and always picks up where it left off. Instant download, lifetime use, and free updates. No tech skills needed.

Questions, answered

Does this replace a human editor?

It gets your draft dramatically cleaner on your own.

If you still want a human pass on a book you're selling, ProEdit means they have far less to fix, and you pay for far less of their time.

Will it change my voice?

No. Voice preservation is a hard rule: it fixes the sentence you were trying to write, never the one it would write.

Anything that's your call becomes a margin query, not a silent rewrite.

You stay the editor-in-chief.

Can it really handle a full novel?

Yes. It maps your book first, then works through each stage section by section, saving its place as it goes.

A novel just takes more working sessions, and it never loses the thread.

Single scenes and chapters work too.

Is it just generic AI feedback?

No. It runs the same staged process a publishing house runs, and it hands you the same artifacts: the letter, the scene map, the redlines, the style sheet.

Every note is specific, quoted, and prioritized.