When Rosey is confident about a fix, it applies the change directly to your document using Word's built-in Tracked Changes. You can review each change in context and accept or reject it from the Rosey side panel.
What you'll see
Tracked insertions and deletions in the document body, attributed to your Rosey user account (you'll see the author name in the margin).
Findings in the side panel that explain each change. Clicking a finding card highlights the relevant location in the document.
Accepting and rejecting tracked changes
Accept and reject Rosey's tracked changes from the Rosey side panel:
Find the corresponding finding card in the side panel.
Click the green checkmark to accept the change, or the red × to reject it.
The tracked change in your document will be accepted or rejected automatically. Working from the side panel keeps each change paired with the finding that explains it — so you always see why Rosey made the edit before deciding.
Silent edits ("FYI" minor edits)
For very minor corrections — formatting, punctuation, obvious typos — Rosey may apply changes without a tracked-change marker. These are summarized in the FYI tab as "Rosey made N minor edits — Applied silently. No action required." Expand the item if you want to see what was changed.
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