bmad-editorial-review-structure

To improve clarity and flow in a markdown draft, you need to evaluate document sequencing, redundancy, and pacing to generate prioritized cut, merge, move, and condense recommendations.

The best way to identify sections for cutting or moving is to evaluate headings, sequencing, and redundancy against the document's purpose and audience to prioritize high-value structural changes.

Yes, structural editorial review works for plain text content by applying sequencing and redundancy evaluation to identify sections that should be condensed, questioned, or preserved.

To perform an editorial review of document structure, you must provide the document's purpose, target audience, reader type, and style guidance to generate accurate structural recommendations.

You should avoid document structure reorganization when you need to change the underlying ideas or copyedit for grammar, as this process strictly targets information order, scope, and density.