Common mistake
An AI score without criterion breakdown is hard to verify and hard to turn into the next revision step.
- Whether four criteria are separated
- Whether evidence matches the essay
- Whether revision can verify it
Judge whether the tool result can become a verifiable revision step. The point is not a score promise; it is whether the result names the main blocker, essay evidence, and next-version target.
A tool becomes useful only when it connects to your next essay version.
If the AI number does not match essay evidence, trust evidence over the number.
Use the full prompt and essay so the model does not judge only surface language.
Break the AI score into four criteria and find the one to verify with a same-paragraph rewrite.
An AI score without criterion breakdown is hard to verify and hard to turn into the next revision step.
These pages explain the Banfen Writing diagnostic and blocker-repair method, Task 1 overview, Task 2 development, and common score blockers.
Submit the prompt and essay to get the main blocker, essay evidence, and next revision target.