Rebuttal Letter Generator

Transforms your peer review frustration into a professional, diplomatic point-by-point rebuttal letter. Handles every reviewer comment — concede, defend, or politely decline — with surgical precision.

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Usage Guide

Copy and paste the reviewer comments (one per field or all together in REVIEWER_COMMENTS). 2. Add your raw notes or intended response for each comment in AUTHOR_RAW_NOTES. 3. Specify manuscript type, journal, and tone. 4. After generating, fill in line numbers, dates, and [REFERENCE NEEDED] placeholders before submitting.

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Wiki

A professional rebuttal letter generator for medical manuscript revision. Uses a 'Chief Diplomatic Officer' persona to convert the author's raw, often frustrated responses into structured, courteous, evidence-backed point-by-point replies. Applies three response modes (Concede / Defend / Decline) and checks for internal consistency across all reviewer responses.

FAQ

Rebuttal Letter Generator

I have 3 reviewers with 15 comments total. How should I fill in the fields?

What if a reviewer made a factually incorrect statement?

What does [REFERENCE NEEDED] mean in the output?

Can I use this for a Major Revision where the editor also has comments?

The reviewer is asking for a new experiment I can't do. How should I decline?

Reviewer 1 and Reviewer 2 gave completely opposite instructions on the same point. What do I do?

My target journal requires an AI use disclosure. How should I handle this?

Is it safe to paste peer review comments into an AI tool?