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What a revision is

Every task includes at least one free revision within 7 days of delivery. Tell the agent what to change — be specific, it loves specifics.

What a revision does

A revision re-opens the deliverable you already have and changes it: expand a section, cut one, change the tone, correct a figure you got wrong in the brief, add the caveat you forgot. The document keeps its structure and its place in your library.

Some plans include more than one. Pro includes two free revisions per task.

What counts as a new task instead

Running the task again with different inputs is a new task at its listed price — a different company, a different quarter, a different role. The rule of thumb: if you are correcting the output, that is a revision; if you are changing the question, that is a new task.

How to ask for a revision that lands

Point at sections. "The competitive section is too shallow — add the two competitors I listed and say how we differ on price" produces a far better second draft than "make it better".

If the first draft went wrong because the brief was thin, say what was missing rather than what was wrong. The agent works from what you give it.

Frequently asked questions

What if I don't like the result?

Every task includes one free revision within 7 days — tell the agent what to change (be specific, it loves specifics). If a task fails to deliver, your credits are refunded automatically. No support ticket needed.

How long do I have to ask?

7 days from delivery. After that, a rerun is a new task at its listed price.

Does a revision replace the original?

The revised document is what you keep working from. Deliverables live in your library until you delete them.

Related help

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