bmad-editorial-review-prose

To review prose for clarity, paste your text and the tool analyzes it for communication issues, skipping code blocks and frontmatter, then outputs a three-column table showing Original Text, Revised Text, and Changes.

Yes, the prose review process preserves your document's structure by explicitly skipping code blocks, frontmatter, and structural markup, targeting only the text passages where clarity is essential.

Yes, you can use a custom style guide to override the default editorial review rules, allowing you to tailor the prose review and generated fixes to specific formatting or tone requirements.

To copyedit long-form reports without rewriting intent, use a systematic, rule-based editorial review that targets comprehension gaps and outputs precise fixes in a table format, ensuring your original meaning remains intact.

Systematic editorial review supports prose passages, proposals, reports, and other documents where clarity is essential, functioning effectively across both short and long-form content.

The output table generated when reviewing text for communication issues includes three columns: Original Text, Revised Text, and a summary of the Changes made to clarify the prose.