Grammarly · AI product · Mid · 60 to 90 minutes

Grammarly whole document rewrite quality bar

Superhuman makes Grammarly, an AI writing assistant and document workspace that helps people draft, rewrite, and improve communication across apps. Answer this product management case and get it graded line by line against a weighted rubric.

The situation

Superhuman's Grammarly product team is deciding whether to expand whole document rewriting from a user invoked tool into a more autonomous workflow inside Grammarly's document surface and Assistant. Today, users can already ask Grammarly Assistant to rewrite full text on request, and Grammarly also offers agents such as Proofreader, AI Grader, and Reader Reactions. Over the last two quarters, support tickets, user interviews, and session logs show a pattern: people want faster ready to send outcomes for long emails, cover letters, essays, and reports, but they also complain when larger rewrites flatten their voice, change facts, or remove needed nuance. The VP of Product has asked you for a proposal because the company is planning the next half of AI writing investments, and leadership wants a clear call on where autonomy should stop. Assume the following numbers are illustrative: 18 percent of active AI sessions include a rewrite request, 31 percent of users who try a full rewrite do not accept the output, and meaning change is cited in 42 percent of rewrite complaints. Your job is to define the product direction and the quality bar, not just ship a bigger button.

What to produce

A 1 to 2 page product proposal.

Your answer must

Constraints

Format

Lead with your recommendation and target segment. Then cover quality bar, scope, metrics, risks, and rollout in that order.

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