A rough draft, returned as a publication-quality PDF
Give the assistant a draft (markdown, notes, a memo, a report) and it hands back a clean, typeset PDF you can send to anyone. No formatting fuss, no export settings, no wrestling with a word processor.
What it does
- Takes your draft as plain text or markdown and renders it as a finished PDF.
- Handles the fiddly parts for you: wide tables that would run off the page, images that need to be embedded, stray formatting that would look wrong.
- Uses real typographic quality, not a screenshot of a text file.
- Adds a cover page, a watermark (like DRAFT), or a table of contents only if you ask.
- Returns the file, and keeps your original draft untouched.
The reveal
You paste in a memo you wrote in five minutes. Thirty seconds later there is a PDF that looks like it went through a design desk: clean margins, real type, tables that fit, images in place. You send it to a client without a second thought about how it looks.
What it doesn’t do
It does not rewrite or edit your words. It is a finishing pass on formatting and layout, not a writing pass. If you want the writing reviewed, that is a different ability.
Configuration
- The draft: paste it in the chat, or point the assistant at a file.
- The extras: cover page, watermark, or table of contents, on request only. The default is straight to content.
Triggers
On demand. Hand over a draft whenever you have one, and the PDF comes back in the same chat.