Grammarly Introduces AI Agents to Transform Writing Assistance

In the AI race, Grammarly has taken a major step and introduced a set of new AI agents that are designed to go beyond simple grammar fixes. These new tools are designed to offer advanced support like plagiarism detection and AI content recognition. In addition, these new Grammarly tools will also do proofreading. The introduction of new tools is part of Grammarly’s Docs platform.

These tools are free for everyone, but the AI agents themselves will only be available to premium subscribers.

Grammarly’s New Tools

By releasing these new tools the company says it is rebranding itself from just a grammar suggestion tool into a productivity-focused platform. The platform is powered by agentic AI, and hence, users can now write directly inside Docs and access specialized agents for different writing tasks, rather than juggling for different tasks.

Our @Grammarly AI agents are here! Today, we’re launching eight new AI agents designed for students and professionals.

We created many of these agents with students in mind because they’re the first generation entering a job market where employers expect both subject expertise… pic.twitter.com/0fPe3SsQd4

— Shishir (@shishirmehrotra) August 18, 2025

Check Out Grammarly’s New Tools

Reader Reactions: Predicts how readers might respond and highlights key takeaways.

AI Grader: Gives students an idea of possible grades with teacher-like feedback.

Citation Finder: Finds and inserts references to back up or question claims.

Expert Review: Provides specialist insights for detailed and technical content.

Proofreader: Corrects errors while keeping the tone and style consistent.

AI Detector: Identifies whether text was created by a human or an AI.

Plagiarism Checker: Flags copied or uncredited similarities from other sources.

Paraphraser: Rewrites text to improve tone, clarity, and adaptability.

Smarter Writing with Fewer Prompts

As per Grammarly, traditional AI assistants often require multiple prompts to refine results. But Grammarly says its AI agents cut down on time by giving direct, context-aware solutions that match the user’s goals more efficiently.

These tools are designed for students, professionals, and creators who need targeted writing help. From grading insights to audience analysis, the new agents make workflows smoother for academic, creative, and business writing alike.