An AI pipeline that turns raw notes, specs, and transcripts into a reviewed, on-standard draft — outlining, drafting, and checking the result against your own style guide before a human ever has to.
Writing technical docs and copyediting them against a style guide are two separate, time-consuming jobs — and most of the second one is mechanical. This project treats documentation as a small pipeline: source material goes in, a structured draft comes out, and four specialised reviewers check it before anyone reads it, so a human's time goes into judgment calls, not proofreading.
Each sub-agent runs its own scoped prompt against the draft, in parallel, and surfaces suggestions for a human to accept or dismiss — nothing is silently rewritten.
Voice, tone, clarity, and wordiness
Structure, formatting, and terminology vs. your profile
Mechanical correctness, nothing else
Completeness and accuracy against the source
Reusable libraries for source material and standards profiles, not one-off inputs
Every stage — outline, draft, review — is independently regenerable and hand-editable
Four review agents run in parallel, each scoped to its own concern
Per-suggestion accept / dismiss, with accepted edits patched into the draft automatically
One-click export to Markdown, Word, or plain text
A typed contract between client and server — no guessing at the API shape
A personal rebuild of a Perplexity prototype, now running on real Claude agents.
Source is private — happy to walk through it live.
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