A drafting tool that refuses to make things up.
Nabii.Space drafts prose for people whose readers check the footnotes. It does not invent statistics. It does not fabricate sources. It does not attribute quotes to people who never said them. Every draft leaves the studio with a provenance record.
* Access is currently gated. Early editions ship to reporters, researchers, regulated-industry writers, and marketing teams that publish under their own names.
How the manual is assembled.
Four steps. Each one is a checkpoint, not a suggestion. The system errs on the side of refusing to ship over shipping something wrong.
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Brief
You supply the assignment, the audience, and the sources you're willing to stand behind. Nabii.Space does not assume, invent, or backfill missing facts.
- 0202.2
Draft
The model composes to your brief and cadence. Numbers, quotes, and citations pass through a deterministic scan. Anything unverifiable is flagged in the margin before you ever see the draft as 'ready'.
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Provenance
Every export ships with a PDF record: prompt, model, sources you provided, and the scan's verdicts. Your editor, compliance reviewer, or reader can inspect the trail.
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Return
Edits round-trip cleanly. Corrections you make once are remembered — not to change your style, but to stop repeating the same failure.
Drafts that ship. Follow-ups that don't rot.
The leak isn't writing — it's what happens after. Every Nabii.Space draft carries a scheduled next step, and every next step lands in a quiet inbox with a place to log the outcome. No drip campaigns. No streaks. No shame copy.
Read §06 · Follow-Through- 01
Draft
Voice-matched, sources attached.
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Approve
You read it. You edit it. You approve it.
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Next step
Send now · follow up · re-approach.
- 04
Outcome
You log what actually happened.
Written for people who get named when it's wrong.
Nabii.Space is not a general-purpose chat interface. It is tuned to four working disciplines where accuracy is load-bearing. Pick your field.
Journalism
AP-style drafts. Named-source discipline. Provenance PDF an editor can hand to legal without a conversation.
B2B marketing
ICP-framed copy that ships without fabricated benchmarks. If the number matters, the tool asks where it came from.
Research & policy
Briefs that hedge where the evidence hedges. Methods notes are a feature, not a footnote.
Legal · Health · Finance
Guidance, never advice. Mandatory disclaimers. Full audit-log export for compliance review.
This tool will disappoint you on purpose.
It will not write a headline that promises what the article cannot deliver. It will not round a market-sizing estimate up to a nicer number. It will not put a quote in your source's mouth to tighten the paragraph.
When the manuscript needs a fact you did not supply, the draft returns with a marginal note asking for the source. When a sentence hedges, the hedge stays. When a claim exceeds the evidence, the sentence is flagged before you see it.
None of this is a feature. It is the default posture. Turning it off is not a setting we offer.
Request an early edition.
Editions ship in numbered waves. Tell us the field you write in — reporting, research, marketing, or regulated practice — and we will route the invite to the queue that matches. No launch email theatre.