bmad-editorial-review-prose

Copy-editing markdown prose involves reviewing text for communication issues and outputting corrective suggestions in a structured table. This Skill enforces minimal edits that clarify content while preserving the author's intent, processing documentation and emails while skipping code blocks and frontmatter.

Reviewing content drafts structured editorial feedback is best done by outputting a three-column table containing Original Text, Revised Text, and Changes. This structured feedback documents suggested fixes to improve readability and comprehension across reports and documentation.

Yes, you can use this copy-editing tool on technical documentation containing code blocks and frontmatter. It identifies and fixes communication issues in prose while specifically skipping code blocks and frontmatter ensuring only the readable text is edited.

Table review for prose corrections works by generating a three-column structured table that maps Original Text to Revised Text and explains the Changes. This mechanism documents suggested edits precisely helping readers understand content more clearly without altering meaning.

No, the editorial review process does not apply heavy rewrites. It enforces minimal edits to fix communication issues that impede comprehension ensuring clinical copy-editing that clarifies prose while strictly preserving the author's original intent.