Editable Text Responses
Editable text responses present reviewers with pre-filled draft text that they can revise before submitting. This is ideal for AI-generated content that needs human refinement — product descriptions, email copy, translations, or any text that benefits from a human editing pass.When to Use Editable Text Responses
Editable text responses are ideal for:AI Draft Editing
Refine AI-generated content like product descriptions, blog posts, or marketing copy before publishing
Translation Review
Review and correct machine-translated text while preserving the original structure and intent
Copy Editing
Polish drafts for grammar, tone, clarity, and brand voice consistency
Template Customization
Personalize templated messages, notifications, or responses before they reach end users
Configuration Options
Editable text responses require the draft text that reviewers will start with:Required Parameters
string
required
The initial text presented to the reviewer for editing. This is pre-filled in the text editor when the reviewer opens the request.
integer
required
Maximum number of characters allowed in the revised text (1-5000)
Optional Parameters
string
Placeholder text shown if the reviewer clears the draft entirely
integer
default:"0"
Minimum number of characters required in the revised text
boolean
default:"false"
Whether a response is mandatory for completion
Implementation Examples
AI-Generated Product Description
Refine an AI-generated product listing before publishing:Translation Review
Review and correct machine-translated content:Email Draft Refinement
Polish an AI-drafted customer response:Response Format
When a reviewer submits an editable text response, you receive the revised text and a flag indicating whether changes were made:Use Case Examples
1. Content Publishing Pipeline
- Configuration
- Sample Response
- Processing
2. Automated Email QA
- Configuration
- Sample Response
- Processing
Validation and Error Handling
Automatic Validation
The mobile app and web dashboard automatically validate editable text responses:- Type validation: Ensures response is a string
- Length validation: Enforces min_length and max_length bounds
- Required validation: Prevents empty submissions when required=true
Server-Side Validation
Best Practices
Provide Clear Drafts
Provide Clear Drafts
- Start with well-structured, nearly-complete drafts
- Include proper formatting (paragraphs, punctuation) in the draft
- Make the draft good enough that minor edits are sufficient
- Avoid placeholder text like “[INSERT NAME HERE]” — use realistic content
Set Appropriate Length Limits
Set Appropriate Length Limits
- Set
min_lengthto prevent empty or trivially short responses - Set
max_lengthgenerously — reviewers may expand the draft - Consider the output context (email subject vs. blog post)
- Match limits to the target platform’s constraints
Use was_edited Effectively
Use was_edited Effectively
- Track edit rates to measure AI draft quality over time
- If
was_editedis consistentlyfalse, your AI drafts are already strong - If
was_editedis consistentlytrue, analyze diffs to improve the AI model - Use the edit patterns as training data for future AI generations
Provide Context in request_text
Provide Context in request_text
- Include the original source material or prompt that generated the draft
- Specify the target audience and tone (formal, casual, technical)
- Highlight specific areas to focus on (grammar, factual accuracy, brand voice)
- Mention any constraints (character limits, required keywords)
Next Steps
Response Types Overview
Compare all seven response types and choose the right one for your use case
Text Responses
For free-form text input without a pre-filled draft, use text responses instead
Boolean Responses
For simple approve/reject decisions on content, use boolean responses
Mobile Experience
See how reviewers interact with editable text on mobile devices