After a Simulation
Revise from reader feedback and return to saved results.
A finished Persona Reaction stays tied to the persona and the saved draft it read. You can use it to revise or decide the draft is ready.
Revise with Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini
For a reaction to Current, choose Revise using feedback. Copy the feedback into the conversation that already knows your business, paste the assistant’s complete reply back, and choose Apply revision.
The brief includes the tested draft and the reader’s complete reaction. It asks for the whole revised message or sequence, so you can bring every message back in one paste.
The package labels the reaction as simulated reader evidence and retains the frozen Persona and reading conditions. A numeric Reaction score summarizes the complete simulated reaction; the conclusions and detail explain what to preserve or address.
unpitch validates the reply before applying it. An incomplete reply stays in the window with a message explaining what to fix. If Current has changed, run a fresh test before starting another revision. The page may reload to confirm Current when another edit or a connection problem makes the outcome uncertain. A successful apply saves the outgoing Current in History and offers Undo. It starts no Simulation and spends no credits.
To automate the handoff, choose View integrations in the revision window, then connect the assistant you use. The integration can read feedback and update documents; drafting stays in your assistant.
Copy an older reaction
Stale reactions and History retain Copy all feedback. The package always includes the saved version that was simulated. If you have edited since the run, the stale notice and copy confirmation make that clear. It cannot apply a revision over newer Current through the revision window.
If copying fails, retry the button. The draft and result stay unchanged.
Mark the draft ready
Choose Mark as ready when you are satisfied with the draft. This is your decision, even when the reader raised serious findings. Choose Ready again to remove the mark; editing the draft also returns it to a working state.
Test the edited version
After you edit, the panel says Results are from the previous version. The old reaction remains readable because it still describes the text that was simulated.
Re-run checks whether unpitch can reuse an exact completed result for the current frozen version, saved persona, and reading conditions. If it can, unpitch reopens that result without charging again. Otherwise, it starts a new 40-credit Simulation. Older results stay readable with their original scores, but testing the same setup under current scoring may require a new run. If that persona is no longer available, return to persona selection and choose another.
Testing a different persona uses a separate result identity. It starts a 40-credit run unless unpitch can reuse an exact completed result for that version, persona, and reading condition. Going back to persona selection does not start or charge for anything by itself.
Open an earlier result
Choose Saved results to see completed runs for the document. Each entry shows the persona, the version the run read, when it ran, and either its score or Feedback · no score for a scoreless context read. The reading-condition stamp explains which kind of result it is. A run of the text you are editing says Current; a run of an earlier version shows its number in History, such as v12. Opening one does not start a run or spend credits.
For the reaction beside its exact draft, open that version in document history. History is read-only: you can inspect its content, original reading conditions, and saved result, but you cannot run it again or mark that snapshot ready.