Tweak or Redo on a pending revision
The revision is eighty percent right. You want to nudge it, but the only button is 'try again', which throws away the eighty percent and rolls the dice. A pending revision gives you two directions. Tweak builds on what you just got. Redo goes back to the original and tries again with your extra feedback added.
Step 1: Run an edit. The result appears as a pending revision with a banner, not as a c…
Run an edit. The result appears as a pending revision with a banner, not as a committed change.
Step 2: Use Tweak to treat the pending draft as the new baseline and adjust from there.
Use Tweak to treat the pending draft as the new baseline and adjust from there.
Step 3: Use Redo to roll back to the original and re-run with your feedback stacked on…
Use Redo to roll back to the original and re-run with your feedback stacked on top.
Step 4: Apply when you are happy, or Reject to drop it entirely.
Apply when you are happy, or Reject to drop it entirely.
Good to know
The original baseline stays pinned even after several tweaks, so Reject always returns you to where you started. New feedback is placed above your original instruction, so the most recent thing you said carries the most weight.
Can I keep tweaking indefinitely?
Yes. Each tweak uses the current pending draft as its starting point.
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