Brief the work
State what EdOr should know, what it should do, the desired outcome, and how the result should be judged.
A visible method
One-shot prompting gives you an answer. EdOr gives you a process.
EdOr separates the brief, the working material, the model, the specialist, the approach, and the ordered operations. You can see the decisions, change them, and run the work again.
Compose the stack
Choose a model, Role, Mode, and sequence of Steps suited to the work instead of forcing everything into one prompt.
Run and inspect
Follow the material through each operation, review the result, and inspect the execution trace when you need to understand it.
Reuse what works
Reorder Steps, change the approach, repeat useful passes, and reuse a successful workflow with new material.
The interface is the process
Configure how the work happens.
Roles are specialists. Modes determine the approach. Steps are discrete operations. The sequence is the workflow.
Get the AppPrepare the brief and material
Give EdOr the background, instructions, intended outcome, success criteria, and source material it needs to do the work.
Select the Model, Role, and Mode
Choose the engine, the specialist responsible for the work, and the way that specialist should approach it.
Sequence the Steps
Add, remove, and reorder drafting, transformation, analysis, control, and audit operations. Repeat the stack when repetition is useful.
Review the result and trace
Compare the working result with the source material, inspect each turn, and adjust the workflow rather than rebuilding the entire request.
Composable editorial work
Build the workflow the material actually needs.
EdOr can support structured drafting, rewriting, translation, analysis, extraction, comparison, consolidation, quality control, and other document-centered work. New Roles, Modes, and Steps can be added without rewriting the execution engine.