bmad-editorial-review-prose

Editorial review for markdown safely skips code blocks, frontmatter, and structural markup, targeting only text passages that impede comprehension. It outputs a table of original text, minimal revisions, and change explanations while preserving your document's structure.

Identifying and deduplicating communication clarity issues involves merging repeated problems into single entries and listing all affected locations. The review proposes minimal clinical edits and outputs a structured three-column table with rationale for each change.

Yes, you can review XML-like text and markdown safely. The tool is markup-aware, actively skipping frontmatter, code blocks, and structural markup to ensure revisions are targeted and do not break your existing document structure.

Performing an editorial review with minimal edits flags only clarity issues that obstruct understanding rather than stylistic preferences. It suggests the smallest possible revisions to improve comprehension, preserving the author's original ideas and document structure.

Yes, the copyediting output includes explanations for each text revision. The tool generates a structured three-column table containing the original passage, the revised text or a clarifying query, and the specific rationale explaining why the change improves comprehension.