bmad-editorial-review-structure

Restructuring a markdown document involves analyzing its structure and proposing targeted cuts, reorganizations, and simplifications. This process preserves the underlying meaning while improving comprehension and readability through prioritized actions.

Simplifying technical writing without losing information requires applying comprehension-preserving density. This method identifies high-value content to preserve while proposing cuts, merges, and condensations that reduce redundancy without altering sacrosanct ideas.

Editorial review for LLM readers works by applying specific structural models and explicit ordering principles. It analyzes the document's purpose and proposes structural adjustments optimized for how language models process and extract information.

Yes, document structure recommendations are proposed as actions rather than executed automatically. The system outputs prioritized CUT, MERGE, MOVE, CONDENSE, and PRESERVE suggestions with estimated impacts, keeping the author in full control of final edits.

A structural editorial review should be used before copy editing when a document suffers from confusing organization or bloated flow. It focuses on high-level structural models and density optimization rather than sentence-level grammar or spelling corrections.

Yes, the document simplification process selects and follows structural models based on the document's purpose and audience. It applies specific frameworks for tutorials, guides, reference databases, and conceptual content to ensure appropriate structural alignment.