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Create an AI feedback prompt focused on structure, evidence and clarity, with a comment budget scaled to essay length.
The Essay Feedback Prompt Builder generates an AI reviewer prompt that gives formative, quote-anchored feedback on the dimensions you choose — structure, evidence, clarity, argument and mechanics. It budgets roughly one substantive comment per 150 words (clamped between 3 and 15), and every comment must follow the observation-why-action pattern under kind-specific-helpful critique norms. Students and teachers get revision-focused feedback instead of a vague grade or an unwanted rewrite.
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Feedback volume scales with essay length — one comment per ~150 words — so nothing is skimmed or buried.
Every comment must quote the exact phrase it refers to, ending the problem of feedback the writer cannot locate.
An optional rule forbids the AI from rewriting passages, keeping the revision work — and the learning — with the writer.
About one substantive comment per 150 words, with a minimum of 3 and a maximum of 15. A 1,500-word essay gets exactly 10 comments; anything over roughly 2,250 words is capped at 15 so the feedback stays prioritised rather than exhaustive.
Every comment must include the exact phrase or sentence it refers to, in quotation marks, followed by why it matters and one concrete revision action. This removes the most common failure of both AI and human feedback: comments the writer cannot connect to a specific place in their text.
Yes — the no-rewriting rule is on by default. The prompt instructs the AI to describe each fix and let the writer make it, which keeps the work authentically the student's and aligns with most academic-integrity policies on AI assistance.
That depends on your institution's rules — many allow AI feedback on drafts but not AI-written text, and some require disclosure. This tool only builds the feedback prompt; check your syllabus or academic-integrity policy before pasting graded work into any AI service.