bmad-editorial-review-prose

Markdown prose review targets communication issues like grammar errors and ambiguous phrasing that block understanding. It proposes minimal editorial fixes in a concise table, preserving the original structure and voice without rewriting for style preference.

Yes, editorial prose review works on plain text, markdown, and text-heavy XML. It skips frontmatter and markup, focusing strictly on readable business, product, and documentation content to ensure only real prose is evaluated.

Fixing unclear prose without changing the original voice requires minimal-change editorial suggestions. The Skill proposes the smallest possible fix for each comprehension issue, preserving the original structure while resolving redundancy and broken flow.

To consolidate duplicate editorial issues when copyediting, the Skill applies strict validation and groups identical problems across the document. This ensures your review table contains concise, unique findings rather than repeated entries for the same prose issue.

You should not use automated editorial feedback when you want stylistic rewriting or creative restructuring. This Skill focuses strictly on resolving comprehension problems like ambiguity and broken flow, intentionally avoiding style preference changes.