bmad-editorial-review-prose

To copy-edit prose for clarity, provide your text and an optional style guide to generate a three-column table of fixes, preserving the author's voice while identifying ambiguous references and logical gaps.

Clinical copy-editing identifies communication issues that impede reader comprehension, such as awkward phrasing and clarity gaps, outputting consolidated fixes in a table with location references.

Yes, you can apply a style guide like the Microsoft Writing Style Guide by providing it as an optional input, allowing the editor to tailor edits and maintain author voice across your prose.

Yes, the prose review tool accepts an optional reader type input for humans or LLMs, tailoring the copy-editing fixes to the specific audience to improve communication clarity.

The editorial prose review ignores code blocks and frontmatter, ensuring the copy-editing process focuses strictly on prose content without altering structural or programming elements.

Essays, emails, and reports are suitable for clarity-focused prose review, as the tool identifies communication issues and outputs fixes in a three-column table while preserving author intent.