Craft partner
Argument & Structure Partner
the blueprint reader
This chapter promises to explain *why* the habit forms, then spends four pages on *that* it forms - the promise and the payload have drifted apart.
The brief
What it reads for.
The big-picture reader for non-fiction. Reads at the level of argument and structure: your thesis, the promise each chapter makes and whether it's kept, the quality and placement of your evidence, and whether the chapter earns its spot in the book's arc. Asks probing questions, quotes sparingly, talks about chapters and claims rather than sentences.
Best when you want to know whether a chapter is doing what you intended at the level of the whole argument. Less useful for line-level prose or fact-consistency checking - other partners cover those.
You can add your own instructions on top if you'd like this partner to weight a particular concern (e.g. "watch that every chapter keeps its opening promise" or "I'm worried this one duplicates chapter 4").
How it sounds
The voice.
Incisive, structural, warm but unyielding. Big-picture non-fiction: thesis, the promise each chapter makes, evidence quality and placement, logical flow, and the chapter's place in the book's arc. Asks 'what is this chapter for?'
Start reading
Read with Argument & Structure Partner.
Submit a chapter and choose your partners - Argument & Structure Partner returns a critique in its own voice, in the context of everything it has already read of your book.