Ghosts
VerifiedResearch, drafting and fact-checking agents that write in your own voice
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Ghosts
What it is
Ghosts is a writing service for professionals who put their name, or a client's name, on published work. Each piece moves through a pipeline of agents: a short interview, a researcher that reads real sources, a planner, a writer trained on your own samples, a separate fact-checker that reads the draft against those sources, a line editor and a publishing editor. Writers learn from every edit you make, and you can review or undo each lesson. You can also bring in an existing draft to fact-check, humanize and tighten. It supports about 60 formats, from LinkedIn posts to speeches and book chapters, and works inside Claude through MCP. Plans start at $29 a month.
Key features
- Source research before drafting
- Writers trained on your own samples
- Independent fact-check against sources
- About 60 output formats
What we liked
- + Fact-check report you can share with clients
- + Voice improves with every edit
- + Separate projects per client
Worth noting
- · No free plan
- · Agency pricing only by quote
Editor's notes
More context from AI BirdView
Readers have grown quick to spot generic AI prose, and Ghosts is built around that reality. Rather than one model producing a draft in one pass, it mirrors how a real editorial team works, with research first and a separate fact-checker reading the piece against its sources before it reaches you. That structure, plus writers trained on your own samples, is what makes its drafts feel considered rather than mass-produced.
- A pipeline of interview, research, planning, drafting, fact-checking, line editing and publishing editing
- A fact-checker agent that did not write the draft and checks statistics, dates and quotes against source text
- Writers trained on your samples that learn from each edit, with every lesson visible and reversible
- Draft import for fact-checking, humanizing, tightening and plain English passes you approve one at a time
- About 60 formats, a readiness check for search and AI answers, and access from Claude through MCP
It is best for ghostwriters, PR professionals, speechwriters, newsletter authors and agencies who write in many voices. A practical tip: feed the writer several strong samples of the exact voice you want, then make your edits on early drafts deliberately, since each correction becomes a lesson that shapes the next piece.
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