Suggestions, not overwrites
Ask the assistant to simplify an explanation, change a context or adjust difficulty. It proposes a patch with its sources and the items it affects. You accept or reject it.
Manuscript editor and review rounds
An editor built for educational manuscripts, with you in control
Drafting is only the start. CoPressAI gives editors a block-based manuscript where every AI change is a suggestion, every block shows its sources, and every revision is kept.
Structured blocks for teaching content
Explanations, worked examples, practice questions and activities are edited as structured blocks, so answers stay linked to their specification and every block stays accessible.
Issues and review rounds
Checks raise issues against the exact block they concern. Reviewers comment, editors resolve, and each round is recorded, including comments returned from external reviewers.
- Issue list with severity, location and suggested fix
- Comments mapped back to the right block after reflow
- Proof change reports between review rounds
Every version kept
Every save creates a new revision. Restoring an earlier version creates another revision, so nothing is lost. Two editors working on the same chapter are warned before either overwrites the other.
CoPressAI is in its pilot phase with selected publishers. Features are released to pilot workspaces in stages; your demo shows exactly what is available today.
Questions
Questions about manuscript editor and review rounds
Can several editors work on the same book?
Yes. Editors see each other’s recent activity and are warned about conflicts, so no one silently overwrites another person’s work.
Does manual editing use credits?
No. Credits are only used for AI work such as planning, drafting and checks. Typing and restructuring by hand is free.
Start your pilot with 20 000 free credits
Each verified publisher gets 20 000 platform credits to plan a book and generate a sample lesson in a private workspace.
- See the credits each AI job needs and set your own limit
- Editing by hand never uses credits
- Your work is kept when credits run out