bmad-editorial-review-structure

Structural editing for clarity proposes cuts, reordering, and simplification to streamline documents without changing their original meaning. It enforces a defined structure and stepwise reasoning to produce reproducible edits across manuals, reports, and guides.

To perform a structural review, provide the document content and request a structural edit. The process applies stepwise reasoning to reorganize sections, propose cuts, and simplify text, outputting a concise and coherent outline that preserves comprehension.

Yes, you can use this structural review for pre-copy-edit document rewrites and rapid content scoping. It applies to documents requiring clarity and brevity, ensuring conciseness while preserving the original meaning before final copy editing.

You need an editorial review of structure when your manuals, reports, or guides lack clarity and flow. It is used for rapid content scoping and pre-copy-edit document rewrites to enforce a defined structure, ensuring conciseness while preserving meaning.

No, this structural review does not change the meaning of your content. It strictly proposes cuts, reorganization, and simplification while preserving comprehension, ensuring the original message remains intact throughout the stepwise reasoning and editing process.