bmad-editorial-review-prose

To review markdown text for clarity, the Skill validates input content and reader types, then identifies comprehension impediments and outputs suggested fixes in a three-column table.

Yes, you can edit text-heavy XML files. The Skill applies clinical copy-editing to various content types including markdown, plain text, and text-heavy XML, prioritizing clarity and minimal intervention.

The best way to refine prose for non-experts is to specify the reader type during the editorial review. The Skill identifies jargon and awkward phrasing, providing specific revisions tailored to that audience.

Clinical copy-editing targets issues that hinder understanding rather than subjective stylistic preferences. It focuses on clarity, precision, and adherence to established style principles based on specified reader types.

No, a style guide is optional. The Skill requires validation of input content and reader type, followed by a detailed editorial review that outputs identified issues in a structured table format.

The structured output for suggested fixes uses a three-column table. This format allows for easy review and implementation of identified communication issues and specific revisions.