Writers have strong preferences about tone, structure, and style. pref0 learns these from corrections and ensures the writing assistant matches the writer's voice over time.
Real corrections pref0 extracts and compounds across conversations.
"Make it more casual, drop the corporate speak"
tone: casual0.70"Use shorter paragraphs, max 2-3 sentences"
paragraph_length: short0.70"No emojis in professional content"
emojis: never_professional0.70"Active voice, always"
voice: active0.70"Start with the conclusion, then explain"
structure: conclusion_first0.40"Use Oxford commas"
punctuation: oxford_comma0.70Write a blog intro about API design
In the ever-evolving landscape of modern software development, API design has emerged as a cornerstone of successful applications...
Way too formal. Make it casual and direct. Start with the point, not a preamble.
pref0 extracts the correction from this conversation and adds it to the user's preference profile. Next time, the agent gets it right.
The assistant learns the writer's tone, structure, and style preferences across all content types.
When the first draft already matches the writer's voice, editing time drops dramatically.
Team-wide writing conventions can be captured and enforced automatically through org preferences.
Each writer gets their own preference profile. The assistant adapts to whoever is writing.
Your users are already teaching your agent what they want. pref0 makes sure the lesson sticks.