## How it works

1. 1
### Choose the working draft
Paste or upload the version whose structure and formatting you want to preserve.
2. 2
### Attach the other versions
Add alternate drafts, stakeholder versions, or source documents in Word, PDF, Markdown, or text.
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### Review the reconciliation
The agent applies non-conflicting improvements as live suggestions and calls out decisions that need you.

## Built to keep every change reviewable

Basic document comparison can show that two drafts differ. Reconciliation answers the harder question: which changes belong in the finished document, which edits duplicate one another, and which conflicts still require a human decision.

Revise keeps the working draft editable throughout the process. Proposed changes appear inline, so you can accept or reject them individually and export the result back to Word with tracked changes.

## What this tool does well

### More than a redline

The agent reasons across whole drafts instead of presenting an undifferentiated list of textual differences.

### Conflicts stay visible

Contradictory dates, numbers, terms, and commitments are flagged instead of silently resolved.

### A real finished document

Review suggestions in place, continue editing, and export a clean copy or Word document with tracked changes.

## Frequently asked questions

How is this different from Microsoft Word Compare?

Word Compare shows textual differences between two files. Revise can reason across several drafts, apply compatible improvements to a working document, and flag substantive conflicts that still need a human decision.

Will Revise overwrite my original files?

No. Revise creates a new editable document. The working draft and attached source files remain separate, and every proposed edit can be reviewed before export.

Can I merge more than two drafts?

Yes. You can attach up to four alternate drafts or source documents in addition to the working draft.

What happens when two drafts disagree?

The agent is instructed to flag conflicting facts, numbers, dates, and commitments rather than inventing a resolution.

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