Can it restructure a document that buries the key point?
Writer runs a line-edit pass that starts with structure — identifying buried ledes, topic-jumping, and missing connective tissue, then reorganizes for logical flow before touching grammar or conciseness — because proofreading content that will be reorganized is wasted effort. It moves the recommendation or conclusion to the opening and rebuilds transitions, then reports what moved and why, so you can accept or revert individual structural decisions rather than getting a silently reorganized document.
Can it restructure a document that buries the key point?
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