What's the problem this solves?
I currently use grammarly which is great. Sometimes the overlay is off (eg a lot with Hey email) so I wonder if I could use some "light" local model running in the browser to validate the syntax and grammar of what i am writing.
Would also be a cool feature when using a device where grammarly is not installed (eg on my phone)
Proposed behavior
When I pause/stop writing, a local model would check for grammar and syntax issue in english and outline what should change. Suggestions or edits could be on the side (like comments or "propose edits" on docs). Worth thinking if it should be triggrered manually or be lighter on the UI but runs automatically like grammarly
Alternatives considered
Do nothing
What's the problem this solves?
I currently use grammarly which is great. Sometimes the overlay is off (eg a lot with Hey email) so I wonder if I could use some "light" local model running in the browser to validate the syntax and grammar of what i am writing.
Would also be a cool feature when using a device where grammarly is not installed (eg on my phone)
Proposed behavior
When I pause/stop writing, a local model would check for grammar and syntax issue in english and outline what should change. Suggestions or edits could be on the side (like comments or "propose edits" on docs). Worth thinking if it should be triggrered manually or be lighter on the UI but runs automatically like grammarly
Alternatives considered
Do nothing