Главред

Russian corporate prose has a recognisable disease: a paragraph that says nothing while using every word that sounds professional. The Glavred method attacks it by naming the offenders — vague qualifiers, empty intensifiers, bureaucratic constructions — and asking you to delete them.

The bot applies that check to a text you paste in. What comes back is not a rewrite but a list of what to cut, which is the useful half: after two or three passes you stop writing those words in the first place.

It is aimed squarely at Russian, and it judges style rather than correctness, so it complements a spell checker instead of replacing one.