Will Edgar drift away from my voice when I refine in chat?

No. Every chat edit runs against your style profile, so the result still reads like you. If something slips, undo to a prior version with one click.

Can the chat search the web?

Yes. Ask Edgar to verify a stat, pull a recent quote, or check a competitor and it can search the web inline. Sources are shown right next to the response.

Does this work for posts I didn't generate with Edgar?

Yes. Paste a draft into the editor and refine it the same way. The chat works whether Edgar wrote the first draft or you did.

Are version history and undo limited?

Edgar keeps every version of a post you edit. Scroll back through the timeline and restore any version, even after publishing.

Refine every post side-by-side with Edgar

The editor opens with the chat right next to it. Tell Edgar to tighten the hook, add a stat, or rewrite for a sharper audience and watch the post update in place.

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Emma Walker

May 27, 2026 at 9:00 AM

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We tried 11 different opening hooks last quarter. Two of them carried 60% of the impressions. The pattern wasn't clever copywriting. It was specificity. Both winners named a number, a person, and a moment in the same breath. The ones that flopped opened with abstractions: "growth", "strategy", "alignment". The ones that worked opened with the smallest possible scene. What's been your highest-performing hook this year?

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May 27 at 9:00 AM

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Hey! Let me know how I can help with your post.

I've got the draft. Want me to tighten the opener so it punches a little harder?

Yes, make the first sentence stop the scroll. Keep the rest as-is.

Done. Swapped the lead for a punchier hook tied to the lesson, kept your voice and the rest of the structure intact.

Add a line at the end that asks people what their best hook this year was.

Added a soft CTA at the end. It invites replies without sounding like a marketer fishing for comments.

Edit by talking, not by retyping

You don't need to know what to change before you open the editor. Tell Edgar what's bothering you and it proposes the rewrite. The post updates in the editor pane, you read the new version, and you keep iterating until it's right.

No prompt-engineering, no clever instructions. “Punchier opener” or “tone this down for VPs” is enough.

Plain-language instructions, real-time rewrites
Edgar honors your style profile on every pass
Web search built into the chat for facts and quotes

You

Make the opener punchier, keep the rest.

Edgar

Swapped the lead for a sharper hook tied to the lesson. Voice and structure intact.

Post updated. Undo any time

Undo anything, restore any version

Every chat exchange creates a checkpoint. Click back to the previous version any time without losing the thread of your edits.

Even after a post goes live, the history is there. Branch a new draft off any earlier version, or restore it to what it was before that one tweak you didn't like.

Full version history per post, including pre-publish drafts
One-click restore to any past version
Undo and redo while you edit, like a document

Version history

v3 · Just now

Punchier opener

Current

v2 · 2 min ago

Added closing CTA

Restore

v1 · Draft

From your Monday session

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Chat next to your post
Ask in plain English. Edgar rewrites in place and you keep reading.
Versioned undo
Every edit checkpoints. Restore any prior version, even after publishing.
Web search inline
Verify a stat or pull a quote without leaving the editor. Sources show with the response.
Media + mentions
Attach an image or video, @-mention a company. Edgar tags them the way LinkedIn expects.
Voice-aware rewrites
Every refinement runs against your style profile so the result still sounds like you.
Direct edits anytime
Skip the chat and type in the post yourself. The editor stays out of the way.