Rheos drafts are starting points, not finished posts. Most users tweak two or three times before publishing. The Unified Post Editor gives you three ways to do it.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.rheos.app/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
One-shot comments
The fastest way to refine. Highlight any sentence in the post body and a comment popover appears. Type a short instruction:- “Make this punchier”
- “Shorten by half”
- “Add a stat”
- “Sound less corporate”
- “Switch to UK English”
- “Make this funnier without being cringe”
Inline editing
The post body is a normal editor. Click anywhere and just type — fix a typo, swap a word, add a line. Auto-save keeps your changes. This is the right tool for small, deterministic edits where you know exactly what you want.Formula swaps
For bigger changes — “this should be a contrarian post, not an educational one” — don’t rewrite the text yourself. Click a formula chip at the top of the editor and pick a new value.- Change intent from educate → provoke and Rheos rewrites the whole post with a sharper edge.
- Change hook from list-tease → contrarian and the first line gets rebuilt.
- Change CTA from save-this → DM-me and the ending swaps.
Regenerating visuals
For images, carousel slides and video scenes, click the visual to open the Image Studio. Re-prompt, re-roll, swap from your Library, or change the design type. Your text stays put.Version history
Every generation and regeneration is saved as a version. Open History in the editor’s toolbar to see previous drafts and roll back if a recent change made things worse.One-shot comment edits and your own typing don’t create new versions — only full regenerations do.
When to use which
| Want to… | Use |
|---|---|
| Fix a typo or swap one word | Inline edit |
| Rewrite a sentence | One-shot comment |
| Change the angle of the whole post | Formula swap |
| Replace an image | Image Studio |
| Go back to an earlier version | Version history |