bmad-editorial-review-structure

Structural editing improves document clarity by proposing targeted cuts, reorganization, and simplification without changing meaning. Use it when preparing dense documents for publication or a knowledge base.

Apply a structure-first editing workflow that proposes high-value reordering and cuts to reduce redundancy. This yields measurable word-reduction outcomes while maintaining comprehension across sections.

No, the editorial review workflow explicitly preserves comprehension while simplifying complexity. It targets high-value structural changes to improve flow without altering the underlying meaning.

The best way is structure-first editing, which analyzes the document and proposes a minimal, high-value restructuring plan that preserves meaning while improving clarity and flow.

Automated structure editing proposes targeted cuts and reorganization but requires human review to ensure context preservation. It handles edge cases gracefully but focuses on high-value changes.