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Writing Assistant

What is the Writing Assistant?

The Writing Assistant is Typefully’s built-in AI editor. Think of it like having a real editor inside your workflow, helping you refine ideas, improve structure, and strengthen your writing while keeping your voice intact.

It works directly inside the Typefully editor, so there’s no need to switch tools or copy-paste drafts. It understands your current post, the platform you’re writing for, and your writing style based on your past content.

How to open the Writing Assistant

To start using the Writing Assistant:

  1. Open any draft in the editor

  2. Toggle the Writting Assistant in the sidebar

  3. The chat panel will open where you can start interacting with the assistant

💡 You can also use voice input to speak your ideas or instructions instead of typing them.

What the Writing Assistant can do

The Writing Assistant helps you at every stage of writing:

  • Rewrite and tighten your drafts while keeping your tone and voice

  • Suggest stronger hooks and endings to grab attention

  • Improve structure for threads and long-form posts

  • Adapt content across platforms - it knows the differences between X, LinkedIn, Threads, Bluesky, and Mastodon (line breaks, character limits, what works on each platform)

  • Catch issues you might miss - awkward phrasing, weak points, places where readers would get confused or lose interest

  • Help with ideation - turn rough ideas, notes, or voice memos into publishable posts

  • Give editorial feedback - it will push back when an angle is too obvious or a hook is weak

Voice input

You can speak directly to the Writing Assistant using the voice input button in the chat.

This is useful for:

  • Capturing quick ideas

  • Giving instructions without typing

  • Turning spoken thoughts into written drafts

The assistant uses your existing content to better understand your vocabulary and phrasing.

Voice learning

The Writing Assistant automatically learns your writing style from your published posts.

It picks up patterns like:

  • How you start your posts

  • Sentence length and structure

  • Words and tone you naturally use

The more you write and publish, the better it matches your voice. No setup needed.

Memory

The assistant remembers your preferences across conversations.

For example:

  • If you ask it to avoid certain phrases

  • If your audience or tone changes

These preferences carry over time, so the experience improves the more you use it.

Multi-platform awareness

The Writing Assistant understands how different platforms work and adjusts your content accordingly.

For example:

  • X: Short, punchy, strong hooks

  • LinkedIn: Strong opening lines that encourage “see more” clicks

  • Threads, Bluesky, Mastodon: Platform-specific formatting and tone

If you’re writing for multiple platforms, it adapts each version automatically.

AI usage and limits

All plans include access to the Writing Assistant:

  • Free plan: Limited usage to try the feature

  • Paid plans: Higher daily and monthly limits

Usage resets:

  • Daily at midnight (your timezone)

  • Monthly on your billing date

You can track usage in Settings → Billing.

Extra usage

If you run out of included usage and want to keep going, you can enable Extra Usage in your billing settings. This lets you continue using AI features after your included limits run out. Extra usage is billed monthly at token cost + 20% and appears as a separate line item on your invoice.

Extra usage is off by default - you have to explicitly enable it. It is non-refundable.

Tips for getting the most out of it

  • Start with rough ideas, notes, or voice input

  • Ask for honest, critical feedback

  • Iterate, don’t settle for the first output

  • Use it to adapt posts across platforms

  • Give feedback so it learns your preferences faster

FAQ

How is this different from tools like ChatGPT or Claude?

The Writing Assistant is built specifically for social writing. It understands platform formats, learns your writing style from your posts, and remembers your preferences so you don’t have to repeat context every time.

Does the Writing Assistant support MCP?

Not yet. This is something we're considering for the future. You can vote for it on our feature request board.

Privacy

Your data is only used to provide the AI features you request and is never used for model training. For full details, see our Privacy Policy.

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