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Takes a draft written by two or more contributors and rewrites it as a single, consistent voice — smoothing over clashing tones, register shifts, and stylistic inconsistencies while preserving every author's factual content and reported material.
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| name | multi-author-harmoniser |
| description | Takes a draft written by two or more contributors and rewrites it as a single, consistent voice — smoothing over clashing tones, register shifts, and stylistic inconsistencies while preserving every author's factual content and reported material. |
| status | stable |
| category | editing |
| subcategory | editing |
| version | 1 |
| eval_score | 4.2 |
| tags | ["editing","style","voice","collaboration","consistency"] |
Takes a draft written by two or more contributors and rewrites it as a single, consistent voice — smoothing over clashing tones, register shifts, and stylistic inconsistencies while preserving every author's factual content and reported material.
Required: The full draft text to be harmonised. Optional: A target house style or reference publication (e.g., "write in the style of a quality broadsheet news feature — authoritative, direct, no first person"); the preferred tense (past or present); whether to preserve each author's section roughly intact or allow restructuring for flow; any passages that must not be changed (confirmed quotes, legal-approved text, translated sections).
Draft text (two-author join visible between sections):
"The regional government announced Tuesday that it will close four public hospitals as part of its austerity programme. Officials said the move would save approximately €40 million annually.
Dr Amira Osei, who has worked at one of the affected facilities for eleven years, is devastated. 'These aren't just buildings — they're the heart of this community,' she told us, her voice cracking. 'People will die because of this decision.' The waiting room behind her was busy even on a Wednesday afternoon, families with small children, elderly patients clutching referral letters.
The cuts are part of a broader fiscal consolidation plan, per the government's Q4 budget statement. It is projected that service delivery in non-urban zones will be adversely impacted. The administration has indicated that a proportion of affected clinical staff may be redeployed to remaining facilities, though precise figures have not been confirmed at this stage."
Target style: Quality broadsheet news feature — third person, past tense throughout, no first person, authoritative but not cold.
Harmonised draft:
The regional government announced on Tuesday that it would close four public hospitals as part of its austerity programme, in a move officials said would save approximately €40 million a year.
Dr Amira Osei, who had worked at one of the affected facilities for eleven years, said the decision would devastate the communities the hospitals served. "These aren't just buildings — they're the heart of this community," she said. "People will die because of this decision." The waiting room behind her was busy on a Wednesday afternoon, with families with young children and elderly patients clutching referral letters.
The closures form part of a broader fiscal consolidation plan set out in the government's most recent budget statement. Officials projected that health service delivery in rural and semi-rural areas would be significantly affected. The administration said a proportion of clinical staff from the affected hospitals could be redeployed to remaining facilities, though precise numbers had not been confirmed.
Editor's note Main changes: The third section had shifted into a more bureaucratic register ("per the government's Q4 budget statement", "adversely impacted", "at this stage") and mixed tenses. Rewritten to match the direct, third-person narrative register of the opening. "We" removed from the interview passage; "told us" changed to "said." Budget reference ("Q4 budget statement") generalised to "most recent budget statement" to avoid jargon. Dr Osei's quotes left verbatim. No factual content changed.
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