“Here is my prompt. Give me an argument and a three-part outline.”Ask Ace
Write with Ace
Bring the assignment.
Build the answer.
Use Ace to outline, draft and revise an essay from the instructions and source material you provide.
Your account, your work, your next question.
A better starting point
A draft grounded in your assignment
Paste the prompt, required length and the facts or sources you are allowed to use. Ask Ace for an outline or a draft, then check each claim and revise the parts that need work. Research essays need real sources before a citation belongs in the answer.
Try asking.
Example requests to try with your own context.
Deal yourself in
One useful first question.
- 1
Bring the brief
Copy the assignment, length and source requirements into Ace.
- 2
Choose the next step
Ask for an outline, a draft or a revision of your own text.
- 3
Check the result
Read the finished work against the assignment and verify quotes, dates and citations.
Before you start
A few things to know.
Can Ace invent sources for me?
No. Provide actual sources or ask for research with sources you can open and check.
Will it know my assignment automatically?
It needs the prompt or the relevant text. Share the requirements before asking it to write.
Can I keep editing?
Yes. Ask for a focused change to a paragraph or argument instead of starting over.
Put your next question
on the table.
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