How it works
Paste a paragraph (or three) and the formatter splits it into sentences, strips connective filler ("moreover", "this means"), and analyses each bullet for length. Bullets in the 8-18 word sweet spot are marked as ideal. Copy the whole list as markdown.
What makes a good bullet
- 8-18 words. Long enough to carry a claim, short enough to stand alone as an answer-ready chunk.
- One claim per bullet. Two claims stitched together confuse the retrieval chunker. Split them.
- Self-contained. A bullet should make sense when pulled out of the page - no "this", "that", or "it" referring to earlier context.
- Front-load the claim. Put the noun and verb first, put the qualifier last. Retrieval scoring rewards the first 5-7 words most.
Pair with
Feed the bullets into the Structured Answer Builder to wrap them in a cite-ready block, check density with the Information Density Checker, and chunk the final page with the Content Chunking Tool. Strategy reading: write content AI assistants cite.