When Vamos writes something long, it opens as a doc in a full-page editor rather than as a wall of text in the chat.
It is a real editor. Headings, bold, italic, lists, quotes, code, tables, highlights, links and alignment all work the way you expect. The word count shows a read duration alongside it, which is the number that matters for a script.
The AI tools
Select any part of the doc and a menu appears. That is where most of the value is, because it works on a passage rather than the whole thing.
Simplify brings the reading level down. Humanize removes AI language, which is the one to reach for when a paragraph reads correct but dead. Shorten and Expand do what they say. Rewrite replaces the passage from scratch.
There is also a free-form field. Ask for anything: make this sound like I am talking to one person, cut the setup and start at the point.
A result can replace the selection or be added below it, so you can keep both and choose.
Hooks
Generate hooks produces variants of your opening in the doc, so you can compare them against the script rather than in isolation.
Reading level
There is a readability control with four targets, from primary school to post-graduate. For short-form video the lower two are almost always right.
Revising through chat
Asking for a change in the chat that produced the doc creates a new version of it. Your edits are not overwritten silently.
Getting it out
Download offers five formats: text, Markdown, PDF, spreadsheet and Word.
Share has two states. Private means only you and your workspace. Anyone with the link means they can open it without an account, and you can switch it back at any time.
Saving it
A doc can be saved to a Collection, which is where to put the ones you will come back to. See Collections.
On the free plan
Long docs are truncated. You can read the start, and reading the whole thing, exporting it and sharing it need a paid plan.