What you built is great. But with Claude Code, you can tailor it to your specific needs — in minutes.
Right now your tool analyzes anything you paste in — and the five sections it checks are general on purpose. But you probably write one type of communication more than anything else. A few minutes of customization makes it sharper for the work you actually do.
Before you write your prompt, think through:
This example is written for someone who primarily writes media pitches. Swap in your own use case — press releases, internal memos, client reports, stakeholder emails, whatever you write most. The structure of the prompt stays the same; just change the format and the five sections.
Or, if you want to keep the tool flexible for any type of writing, try this: ask Claude Code to add a text box at the top of the app where you specify the format before each run.
I want to focus this tool specifically on media pitches. Right now the five sections are general — I want them tuned for pitching. Please update the prompt so the five sections are: 1. Hook strength — is the opening line compelling enough for a journalist to keep reading? 2. Newsworthiness — is there a clear reason why this is timely or relevant right now? 3. Clarity — is the story easy to understand in the first two sentences? 4. The ask — is it obvious what I'm asking the journalist to do? 5. Fit — does the angle feel right for the outlet or beat I'm pitching? Everything else can stay the same — just update the prompt that gets sent to the AI.
You don't have to use those five sections — they're just an example. Describe the format you actually work in and what a useful review would look like, and Claude Code will make the change.
