How to review AI writing changes before sending

A short, practical guide from MeaningGuard.

Grammar and rewriting tools can make a sentence sound better while changing what it promises. Before you accept an edit, compare the original and the suggestion.

Five things to check

Negation: did “not”, “never”, or “without” disappear?
Numbers and dates: did an amount, percentage, deadline, or date change?
Links and email: is the destination or address still correct?
Commitment: did “might”, “may”, or “could” become “will” or “must”?
Scope: did the edit add a claim that was not in the original?

Use a review-first workflow

Select only the text you want to check, review the proposed wording, and apply it only after you have confirmed the meaning. Keep the original available so you can undo the change.

What MeaningGuard does

MeaningGuard is a Chrome extension for selected English text. Its current test build runs grammar checking locally in the browser, highlights meaning-sensitive token changes, and requires review before replacement.

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