DraftKey 0.1.45

DraftKey 0.1.45

Automatic fixes arrive sooner. DraftKey keeps the local model ready and reuses its instructions between checks. Paragraphs are checked sentence by sentence, so one confusing sentence no longer holds back the fixes in the others. A real word that is clearly a slip in context, such as "fps" for "fix", is corrected only when a second check agrees.

After automatic fixes, a small chip shows what changed. Press Control + Option + Z to take them back. You can turn the chip off in Settings.

End a message with /shorter, /clearer, /warmer, /formal, /casual or /fix and a space to rewrite it in place. Control + Option + Z undoes it.

DraftKey can learn your usual typos and the words you want left alone, on this Mac only. Undo a fix or type a word back, and it is left alone next time. Both lists are in Settings.

Take just the next word of a suggestion with Option + Right Arrow, or Option + Shift + Right Arrow when Option + Right Arrow accepts the whole suggestion. Fix before sending, off by default, holds Return for a fraction of a second so the last fixes land before a message goes.

Tap Command + Option together and release to open Writing tools.