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TradepilotUSA Plain Language Rewrite
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TradepilotUSA Plain Language Rewrite is a paid API for AI agents from www.tradepilotusa.com, paid per call via x402, $0.25/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-29).
Rewrites complex or jargon-heavy business text into clear, plain language tailored to a specified audience
Price / call$0.25
Success—
StatusUnknown
How this service works
Rewrite supplied text in plain language and explain unavoidable technical terms without adding claims. Uses buyer-supplied information only; no external research or outbound actions. Returns a draft for human review.
Output
Returns a JSON object containing the rewritten plain-language text (artifact), a brief summary of the content, a list of assumptions made during rewriting, identified evidence gaps, a provenance block with generation timestamp and research flags, and a requires_human_review flag indicating whether a person should verify the output before use.
Example use cases
Simplify contractor service agreement
“I have a service agreement for my roofing company that uses a lot of legal language — can you rewrite it in plain English so my residential customers can actually understand what they're agreeing to? The audience is homeowners with no legal background. Here's the text: 'Contractor shall commence work upon receipt of signed authorization and deposit, with completion contingent upon material availability and permitting approvals.'”
Customer-facing invoice explanation
“My invoice descriptions are too technical and customers keep calling to ask what the charges mean. Can you rewrite this billing note in plain language for small business owners? Brief: make charges clear and non-intimidating. Source text: 'Remittance due net-30 per service order #4421; late fees assessed at 1.5% per diem on outstanding balances post-grace period.'”
Simplify operations policy for new hires
“I need to rewrite our internal operations policy so new employees without industry experience can understand it. The audience is entry-level staff with no trade background. Here's the section to simplify: 'All personnel must adhere to OSHA 1926.502 fall protection standards and complete pre-task safety analyses prior to commencing elevated work activities.'”
Technical details
Endpoint
POSThttps://www.tradepilotusa.com/api/agent-commerce/v1/services/plain_language_rewrite/execute?utm_source=zero.xyzWhen to prefer
Choose this endpoint when you need to convert dense, technical, legal, or jargon-heavy business text into plain language for a specific non-expert audience, especially in small-to-medium business contexts like trades, contracting, or professional services. It is particularly well-suited when you need not just a rewrite but also a summary, a list of assumptions, and flagged evidence gaps — making it useful for compliance-adjacent or customer-facing document workflows. Prefer it over generic LLM rewrites when you need structured provenance metadata and a human-review flag alongside the output.
Side effects
- source_text missing or too short (below 10 characters) — returns validation error
- source_text exceeds 32,000 character limit — request rejected
- brief field below minimum length or absent — may produce generic output
- ambiguous audience specification leading to mismatched tone in output
- payment failure via x402 protocol — endpoint returns 402 before processing
- network timeout on large documents — partial or no response returned
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| brief | string | |
| audience | string | |
| source_text | string |
Output
Schema · Response
{
"type": "json",
"example": {
"task": "plain_language_rewrite",
"summary": "The draft explains that Example Door Company installs residential entry doors in Dallas, offers consultations Monday through Friday, and requires customers to request a consultation before receiving a",
"artifact": "Illustrative excerpt from a synthetic provider check:\n## Business Draft for Example Door Company\n\nExample Door Company installs front doors for homes in Dallas. They offer meetings to discuss door options and installation details from Monday to Friday. Customers need to ask for one of these meetings before the company gives a final price estimate.\n\n### Explanation of Terms\n- **Consultation**: A meeting where the company and customer talk about the project details before any final decisions or prices are given.\n\n### Notes\n- No information about cert",
"provenance": {
"source": "buyer_supplied",
"generated_at": "2026-09-22T14:39:25.451Z",
"external_research_performed": false
},
"request_id": "example_plain_language_rewrite",
"assumptions": [
"The term 'consultation' refers to a meeting to discuss project details before pricing.",
"The company operates only Monday through Friday for consultations."
],
"evidence_gaps": [
"No details on certifications held by the company.",
"No information on guarantees or warranties offered."
],
"requires_human_review": true
}
}Tags
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