Rewrite · Transform · Writing & Content
Topic sentence rewrite from descriptive to claim
A mapping of each submitted descriptive topic sentence to a rewritten claim topic sentence that contains a focus/claim signal (recommend/because/focused on/conclude) and stays distinct from the original, covering every input sentence.
You receive: A JSON object: { rewrites: [ { id, original, rewritten, claim_signal } ] }
Part of Pitch Investors
Example
A sample of what this play produces. Your result is generated for your inputs.
| Id | Original | Rewritten | Claim signal |
|---|---|---|---|
| r1 | Last month we shipped the soft launch of stud.com with the paid actions gated. | We gated the paid actions at soft launch because the living system must prove retention before it takes money. | because |
| r2 | The catalog now holds 265 plays across 14 playbooks. | A 265-play catalog is our moat because every run leaves the system knowing more about the buyer's venture. | because |
| r3 | We priced the credit packs from $20 for 500 credits to $200 for 5,000 credits. | We conclude a $20 starter pack fits founders because purchased credits never expire and most plays cost 500 credits. | conclude |
| r4 | Most new signups came from content and launch communities. | Acquisition should stay content-led, since launch communities are delivering signups at an illustrative blended CAC near $40. | should |
| r5 | I spent much of the month running concierge fulfillment myself. | I recommend keeping fulfillment concierge at 30 plays a week until acceptance-check pass rates justify automation. | recommend |
| r6 | We modeled the launch scenario at 200 signups and 40 activated buyers in month one. | Our launch model is focused on activation: 200 illustrative signups matter only if 40 become month-one buyers. | focused on |
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Scope of the check
What's verified: STUD verifies that every input sentence is rewritten, that each rewrite differs from the original and contains an approved claim-signal term within the word cap. STUD does NOT judge whether the claim is true, whether it matches what the paragraph actually argues, or whether the new sentence reads better.
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