[failedartifact]

The title makes it sound like its fixing 100s of Grammarly errors, as if Grammarly wasn't providing correct english responses.

But as i understand, its enabling a 'I'm Feeling Lucky' kinda blanket fix on a document.

Consider revising title.

[mcv]

"Apply" sounds like a more correct word, then: "I wrote a script to automatically apply 100s of Grammarly corrections"

[isneu]

Thank you mcv. I changed the title in my Github. Couldn't do here. Anyway, thanks. And nice username.

[dang]

Fixed above. Er, applied above. Thanks.

[isneu]

Wow! Thank you very much!

[pronoiac]

Yup, I suggested another title because I first interpreted it as "correct all of the Grammarly autocorrupts".

[isneu]

Apologies for the misunderstanding. I'm corrected by helpful members of this community to do better.

[acdha]

I was initially excited by that because I’ve had the misfortune of being given documents where someone basically did an “apply all” with Grammarly, which introduced a large number of significant errors. The author wasn’t a native speaker and assumed they hadn’t learned all of the rules correctly and made the mistake of trusting the tool.

[isneu]

It must have added unexpected work on your shoulders. Errors are definitely much better than wrong fixes. Good luck with your future work.

[bloodyplonker22]

In a supreme twist of irony, he should write a script to correct this.

[isneu]

haha great idea

[isneu]

I definitely could have done a better job. Thank you for your suggestion. I will attempt a clearer title from now onwards. I couldn't edit my HN post but I have edited the Github title. Thank you again!