Start for Zero Structure Credits with a Prepared English Template
If you have not chosen a practice text, a template is the shortest path in. The public-domain source and its paragraph, sentence, and meaning-chunk structure are already prepared.
Choose the writing move you need
Each text is useful for a different move: argument, description, dialogue, or rhetoric. Choose by the move you need rather than fame.
The detail page shows length, sentence count, skill, source, and public-domain verification before import.
English is the target; choose one of four cue languages
Templates always target English. Meaning and structure cues are available in English, Korean, Japanese, or Spanish.
English → English uses recall cues; the other pairs build English from a familiar language.
Your choice survives sign-in
Starting while signed out sends you through sign-in and back to the same template and cue language.
Signed-in users import directly and land in the prepared cortex.
Prepared structure costs zero credits
The reviewed paragraph, sentence, and chunk structure is already stored, so import does not call the structure model.
Later semantic grading can use credits at the current grading rate.
A repeated import resumes the same cortex
Choosing the same template and cue language again returns the existing cortex instead of scattering the practice record.
Choose another cue language if you intentionally want a separate version.
Pick the text that demonstrates the move missing from your own writing, not simply the shortest one.