From raw idea to ready draft: using context references and fact lookup in Levee
The hardest part of writing isn't the writing.
It's the research. The context switching. The fact checking. The constant movement between document and browser.
You write a sentence. You need a fact. You open a tab. You search. You find it. You copy it. You paste it. You cite it.
You're gone. The flow is broken. It takes minutes to get back.
Levee eliminates that friction. Context references and fact lookup bring the research into the writing. No switching. No breaking. No losing the thread.
The problem with research
Here's the typical workflow.
You have a document. You need facts. You open a browser. You search. You find a source. You read it. You take notes. You close the tab. You go back to your document.
You repeat this twenty times. Each repetition breaks your flow. Each switch costs you minutes.
The research happens outside the writing. The writing happens outside the research. The two never meet. And you pay the price in time and attention.
How context references work
Levee changes this.
Feed it your research. URLs. Articles. PDFs. Notes. Meeting transcripts. Anything.
Levee reads it. All of it. It builds a reference library. It knows what's in each source.
Then you write.
When you mention a source, Levee references it. When you build an argument, it pulls in supporting evidence. When you need a statistic, it finds it.
The research is inside the writing. Not in a separate tab. Not in a different window. Right there, in your document.
The fact lookup feature
This is the killer.
You're writing a paragraph. You need a fact. A statistic. A quote. A source.
Highlight the paragraph. Ask Levee to find relevant facts.
It searches your context references. It finds the best matches. It suggests them. Right there. In your document.
You verify the source. You integrate the fact. You cite it properly.
No browser. No search. No context switch. The fact appears inside your writing.
The full workflow: writing a market analysis
Let's walk through a real example.
Step 1: Gather your research.
Feed Levee your sources. The competitor websites. The analyst reports. The market data. The news articles. The internal notes.
Step 2: Start your outline.
Levee generates an outline. It references your sources. The sections reflect your research.
Step 3: Write the executive summary.
You write the first sentence. Levee suggests the next. It references the market data. It pulls in the key numbers. It sounds like you.
Step 4: Write the competitor analysis.
You write the first comparison. Levee suggests the next one. It pulls from the competitor websites. It references the analyst reports. It's consistent. It's thorough.
Step 5: Need a fact?
Highlight a paragraph. Ask Levee for relevant facts. It searches your references. It finds the best match. You verify. You integrate.
Step 6: Write the recommendations.
You write the first recommendation. Levee suggests the next one. It references your arguments. It supports your reasoning.
Step 7: Final polish.
Switch to Claude Opus. Clean up the prose. Keep your voice. Publish.
Why this works
The friction is gone.
You don't switch contexts. You don't leave the document. You don't break flow.
The research is part of the writing. The facts are inside the text. The sources are referenced naturally.
You write faster. You write better. You stay in flow.
The result
A draft that's complete. Researched. Cited. Consistent.
All from a single document. All without breaking flow.
That's the power of context references and fact lookup. That's the Levee workflow.
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