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Editor letter tab
Last updated June 10, 2026 · 3 min read
The "Editor letter" is Slima AI Editor's overall take — written as a letter, on purpose, not as bullets. Only present if the AI Editor service was selected.
Why a letter
Bullets feel clear but lack cohesion. An editor finishing a book writes to the author: what stood out first, then concerns, then direction, then a close — and that narrative carries more weight than a list, and is easier to absorb.
What the letter holds
- Opening: what the editor found most striking (prose, character, a scene), often quoting your §1.
- Assessment: overall strengths + main concerns, often citing reader data (e.g. engagement dropping to 33% at a passage) and per-dimension signals.
- Direction: the few things the editor thinks most need fixing, prioritised.
Below the letter are two lists:
- Strengths — what the draft currently does well
- To resolve — the main problems to address
Relationship to other tabs
| Reader feedback | Editor letter | Editor detail | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Form | Charts + scores | A narrative letter | Per-item suggestions |
| Angle | Reader experience | Editor's overall eye | Editor, item by item |
The editor letter gives the overall impression; for granular, "Mark as fixed" suggestions, see Editor detail.
Only when AI Editor was selected
If your reading included only AI Beta Readers, this tab is empty — rerun with Slima AI Editor added to see an editor letter.