amplify-draft

To add curriculum traceability to an educational draft, the Skill amplifies your text to editorial standards by appending [REF: DZ-xxx] tags to each paragraph, mapping content directly to the curriculum destrezas.

Yes, you can apply Bloom and Marzano taxonomy annotations to existing learning activities. The Skill processes your draft to classify activities and questions, clarifying learning targets while preserving 100% of the original content.

The best way to generate DUA adaptations is to amplify the draft using this Skill, which automatically creates and attaches multiple accessibility adaptations per activity to meet specific DUA needs without altering the original text.

No, the editorial amplification process preserves 100% of your original draft text. It adds missing structural sections, style suggestions, and tags generated content with [GENERADO], producing a diff-style report to track proposed enhancements.

You validate comprehensibility by reviewing the diff-style report generated after amplification. The Skill outputs an annotated report and a comprehensibility score to evaluate the quality and clarity of the amplified draft.

If no matching destreza is found during curriculum traceability, the Skill tags the generated content with [REF: PENDIENTE]. This highlights missing curriculum mappings within your draft for manual review and correction.