bmad-editorial-review-prose

To edit prose for clarity without altering structure, you need an editorial review process that applies linear, minimal changes. This approach identifies and fixes communication issues while preserving the document's intent and voice.

Yes, you can review knowledge-base articles and emails for style and clarity issues. An editorial review analyzes the text to identify communication problems and outputs precise revisions to enhance comprehension.

The best way to present copyediting revisions for draft documents is a three-column table. It displays the Original Text, Revised Text, and Changes, ensuring precise tracking of minimal edits made for clarity.

Yes, editorial prose review skips code blocks in technical reports. The process focuses on natural language text, deduplicating issues across locations to ensure precise edits without altering code formatting.

To get a copyediting review for draft reports, paste your text into the workflow. It validates the input, analyzes the style, performs the review, and outputs a three-column table with the necessary edits.