bmad-editorial-review-structure

An editorial review structure is a standardized checklist of procedures stored in an XML task file that enforces consistent content evaluation. It ensures every document undergoes the same review process, eliminating variability across different reviewers or content batches.

Apply a review checklist by pointing the skill to your XML task file, typically located in the core tasks directory. The skill parses the XML structure and sequentially executes the defined review instructions to evaluate your content systematically.

Yes, you can use a custom XML task file to define your specific review structure. The skill reads and follows the instructions from the specified XML file, allowing you to tailor the review process to your unique editorial standards and document requirements.

Yes, the editorial review structure skill operates without additional dependencies. It solely requires the XML task file containing your review instructions to function, making it straightforward to integrate into existing content workflows without complex setup.

The skill enforces strict process adherence by following the XML task file logic without deviation. If your document requires a different review process, you must update the XML task file itself rather than modifying the execution flow dynamically during the review.