Draft, rewrite, and polish content with an assistant that lives in your documents and draws on the rest of your workspace for context.
Draft anything
Generate outlines, sections, and full drafts.
Rewrite and refine
Tighten, rephrase, and adjust tone in place.
Summarize
Condense long content into the essentials.
Knows your context
Pull in details from related documents and data.
What you can do with Wyatt
Draft anything
Generate outlines, sections, and full drafts.
Rewrite and refine
Tighten, rephrase, and adjust tone in place.
Summarize
Condense long content into the essentials.
Knows your context
Pull in details from related documents and data.
Wyatt’s writing assistant lives inside your documents, so you can draft, rewrite, and polish without copying text into a separate tool. Ask it to outline a doc, expand a bullet point, or rework a paragraph right on the page.
Because the assistant can read the rest of your workspace, its drafts reflect your real context. Writing a project update means it can reference the actual tasks, docs, and decisions instead of generic filler.
Tighten wording, change tone, fix structure, or shorten for clarity. The assistant handles the mechanical parts of editing so you can focus on the message.
Turn a long document into a crisp summary, or an intro and a TL;DR for readers in a hurry. Good summaries make your writing more useful to the whole team.
Because everything happens in the workspace, a draft becomes a real document your team can comment on, link to, and build on — no export step required.
Start a document
Open a doc and describe what you want to write.
Draft with AI
Generate, expand, and rewrite content in place.
Share it
Collaborate on the finished doc with your team.
It works inside your Wyatt documents, so you can draft, rewrite, and polish without switching tools.
Yes. It can pull details from related documents and data so drafts reflect your real context.
Yes. It can rephrase, adjust tone, tighten wording, and shorten content in place.
Yes. It can condense long content into summaries, intros, and TL;DRs.