The 2-Edit Rule for AI-Drafted Docs: A Free-Tier Workflow That Keeps Humans Responsible
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If you let a model draft your documentation, you need a rule that forces a human to actually reshape it—otherwise you are shipping a claim nobody signed. The 2-Edit Rule is one such mechanism: every section drafted by a model must be followed by at least two human-made line edits that are not part…
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- 2026-08-30 15:45 · DEV Community — AI
The 2-Edit Rule for AI-Drafted Docs: A Free-Tier Workflow That Keeps Humans Responsible
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