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It labels instead of coaches
Learners know they missed something, but not what to look for next time.
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Rewrite feedback so it
coaches the next move.
Paste judgment-heavy or vague feedback. The workspace diagnoses what it's missing, scaffolds stronger language from proven patterns, and scores the rewrite as you build it.
Why this tool exists
Most feedback tells learners what happened. Useful feedback helps them improve what happens next.
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It repeats the answer
Feedback gives away the correct choice without building the judgment behind it.
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It hides the criteria
The expert's decision rule stays invisible, so the lesson never transfers.
The rewrite workspace
Paste rough feedback. Rebuild it with intent.
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Capture the current feedback
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Diagnose what's wrong
Tap everything that applies. We'll recommend the moves that fix it.
Recommended moves
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Compose the rewrite
Tap a pattern to scaffold a sentence — it pulls in what you said the learner should notice.
Coaching strength
0Start building to see your score.
Names a cue to notice
Gives a clear next action
Reveals the decision rule
Specific, not generic
Coaches instead of judging
The four patterns
Reach for one of these when feedback gets lazy.
Point to what matters
"Before choosing, look for the customer constraint that limits the available options."
Name the decision rule
"Choose the option that resolves the blocker without creating a new compliance risk."
Show the adjustment
"You identified the right issue, but skipped verification. Confirm eligibility first."
Prepare the next case
"When two policies seem to conflict, pause. The deciding factor is customer impact."
Before & after
Three rewrites in full.
Before
"Incorrect. Review the lesson."
After
"The missing step is the verification check. Before selecting a response, confirm whether the customer meets the condition that makes this option available."
Before
"Good job."
After
"Good decision. You identified the customer's constraint first, then chose the option that solved the issue without adding unnecessary steps."
Before
"That is not the best answer."
After
"This addresses the surface issue, but not the actual risk. Recheck the scenario for the clue that shows urgency has changed."
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