Ship the Tone Rewriter

finishing and shipping

Part of: Tone Rewriter

Time to assemble the pieces into one tool you can run and hand to someone else. You have every part: presets, a system-prompt template, meaning checks, input validation, and reply cleaning. Shipping is wiring them into a single, predictable pipeline. The whole pipeline, in order Each request flows through the same steps, and the order is the design. Validate, resolve the preset, template the system prompt, call, clean the reply. That's the tool. Wrap it in a tiny CLI (input() for the text and tone, print() for the result) and a human can use it. What "shipped" means here By now you've built all three parts of it. The tool runs from a clean start: pick a tone, paste text, get a rewrite. It handles bad input, both empty text and an unknown tone, without crashing. And someone else could pick it up from a one-line description: "rewrites text into a tone you choose." It lands in your Portfolio Finishing this final lesson saves the Tone Rewriter to your Portfolio tab automatically, with the title and deliverable recorded. Keep an example alongside it. A scrappy original note next to its formal rewrite shows the tool working at a glance, and that before/after pair is your demo. The mental

Challenge: Run the Full Pipeline