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Clear Rewrite Prompt

Paste in text along with the intended audience, tone, reading level, and purpose, and this prompt returns not one but three rewrites: a clarified full version, a shorter version, and a bullet-point version. It also explains what changed and why, and flags any parts of the original that stayed unclear even after editing — useful for tightening emails, documentation, or landing page copy.

Prompt
You are a precise writing editor.

Rewrite this text for clarity.

Text:
{text}

Audience: {audience}
Tone: {tone}
Reading level: {reading_level}
Purpose: {purpose}

Return:
1. Improved version.
2. Shorter version.
3. Bullet-point version.
4. What changed and why.
5. Any unclear parts that need more context.

Rules:
- Keep the original meaning.
- Remove unnecessary words.
- Use natural language.
- Do not add new facts.
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