A new kind of writing tool

Dump your thoughts.
We'll find the logic.

Just write what you're thinking. Argue reads your messy draft, extracts the argument structure, and tells you where the reasoning breaks — so you can fix it before anyone else reads it.

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Your draft
1 I think taste is super important for founders.
2 like, operators just keep things running but
3 builders actually decide what to build. taste is
4 basically picking the 3 good ideas out of 100.
5 operators don't really create anything new, they
6 just optimize. so yeah taste is basically a
7 prerequisite for innovation I think
argue compile output
$ argue compile draft.txt
analyzing draft...
found 1 claim, 2 reasons, 1 gap

claim "taste is important for founders"
reason "builders decide what to build"
reason "taste = picking 3 out of 100"
gap "taste → innovation" link missing

draft.txt:6-7 logical gap
you defined taste as "picking good ideas" but jumped to
"prerequisite for innovation" — why does selecting well
lead to innovating?

draft.txt:5 scope too broad
"operators don't create anything new" — always true?

1 error, 1 warning. fix before publishing.
// How it works

Brain dump

Just pour out your thoughts — messy, unfinished, stream-of-consciousness. Don't worry about structure. That's Argue's job.

See the structure

Argue reads your draft and extracts the argument skeleton automatically — claims, reasons, evidence, and the gaps between them.

Fix your reasoning

Get actionable feedback: "You defined X as Y, but then concluded Z without connecting them." Fix the logic, not just the grammar.

Publish with confidence

Once your argument passes all checks, export it as a polished essay, a Twitter thread, or a presentation — same solid reasoning, different formats.

// Why this exists
The problem isn't that you can't think.
It's that no tool helps you hold a thought long enough to finish it.

Writing tools help you produce words. Argue helps you produce reasoning. It doesn't write for you — it shows you where your thinking breaks. Like a compiler that refuses to run bad code, Argue refuses to let you publish bad logic.

Built for the ADHD brain. Built for anyone who thinks faster than they can organize. Built for people who know what they mean but struggle to prove it on paper.

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