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🤔 The Confused Beginner 🧐 The Skeptical Expert 💼 The Potential Customer
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🧐 Consulting the skeptical expert
💼 Checking with the potential customer
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Why three readers?

Each reader has a completely different reason to fail you. Find all of them.

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The Confused Beginner
Flags every assumption you didn't realize you were making. The terms you defined in your head but not on the page. The steps you skipped because they felt obvious.
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The Skeptical Expert
Spots the oversimplifications, the missing caveats, the places where you sacrificed accuracy for approachability. Won't let vague claims slide.
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The Potential Customer
Asks whether they can trust you, whether your claims are backed up, whether this piece gives them a reason to act. The hardest reader to satisfy.

How it works

1
Paste your draft
Blog post, docs page, README, landing copy — anything technical you want a second opinion on.
2
Claude reads it
The AI simulates three distinct readers, each with different background knowledge and goals.
3
Get specific quotes
Every issue includes a quoted sentence from your draft — so you know exactly where the problem is.
4
Revise and repeat
Critique is most useful in rounds. Make changes, paste again, watch the scores improve.