Every claim in a draft names its source.
Oat researches your topics through the day and marks any line it cannot back.
- Claim
A year of two evening classes a week comes to about the cost of a monthly train pass, paid twelve times.
LinkedSource excerptOpenStudio fee schedule, adult batchesAdult evening batch, two sessions a week: fee payable quarterly in advance, no refunds after the second week.
Retrieved 22 Sep 2026 - Claim
Most people who join in January have stopped coming by March.
UnsupportedSource excerptNone found.
No source found. Add one, soften the line or cut it.
- Claim
The 8 p.m. batch fills first because it is the only one that starts after office hours end.
UnsupportedSource excerptOpenStudio timetable pageBatches: 6:30 a.m., 7:00 p.m., 8:00 p.m. Monday to Friday.
Retrieved 22 Sep 2026The timetable is the closest source, and it does not show that this batch fills first.
Oat checks, then hands it to you.
One repair pass on anything flagged. It never decides truth, authorship or approval.
- Choosing a topicTheme: work and moneyCompleted
- Reading your posts3 related postsCompleted
- Collecting evidence5 sources foundCompleted
- Writing the draftCompleted
- Checking sources3 linked, 2 heldCompleted
- Oat checkFlagged: two claims without a sourceCompleted
- Repair pass1 of 1 used, two lines still unsupportedCompleted
Oat watches your topics.
News, the open web and posts on X, Reddit, LinkedIn, Threads and Bluesky, several times a day.
It reads your posts first.
So a draft builds on what you said instead of repeating it.
Lines without a source are marked.
An Unsupported line is yours to source, soften or cut.