Lixity Adds Contextual Tense Explanations and Speech-Plan Export to Manuscript Review

The article describes Lixity's manuscript and research review workflow, which adds optional grammar models for tense analysis and a Qwen3-TTS worker for listening profiles. It explains how passage-anchored speech directions can be exported as JSON or SSML. The piece argues that a marked paragraph is only useful when the software shows the reason for the mark, since tense-pattern counts are heuristic and need an author's or editor's judgment. It also describes how research panels should follow the reader's current passage, retiring stale context on chapter changes and keeping the return control simple.