bmad-editorial-review-prose

To review prose for clarity, submit your text content and optionally a style guide. The tool identifies ambiguous phrasing and returns a three-column table showing original text, revised text, and the rationale for each change.

The best way to copyedit without altering intent is applying stepwise revisions that preserve the author voice. This process flags uncertainties as queries and focuses strictly on clarity fixes rather than rewriting your core message.

Yes, you can include a custom style guide when submitting content. The editorial review honors your provided guidelines consistently across all prose, ensuring deterministic output that aligns with your specific formatting and tone rules.

Yes, the editorial review skips code blocks and markup frontmatter as encountered. It processes only the prose sections of your document, ensuring that technical syntax and structural metadata remain untouched during the clarity review.

The editorial review outputs a three-column table containing Original Text, Revised Text, and Changes. This format includes location references and provides a clear rationale for each suggested edit, making it easy to review and apply fixes.

To handle ambiguous phrasing, the editorial review identifies clarity issues and produces precise fixes. It flags any uncertainties as queries, allowing you to resolve unclear meaning while maintaining the original author voice.