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Writer Levent Bulut has published two free, browser-only tools: one flags emotion words in summaries that do not appear in the source, and the other turns scene-planning notes into an instruction for an AI model.
Why it mattersThe summary checker is a first-pass aid, not a truth detector: it works from a dictionary, misses some kinds of wording and has not been tested against human labels. The scene card sends nothing anywhere, and there is no guarantee a model will follow its instructions. Both tools give writers a way to inspect or shape AI-assisted writing without handing over the decisions.
Discuss: How much checking should a writing tool do for you, and where should the writer still be firmly in charge?
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