edit-article

Restructures article sections and rewrites prose for clarity and flow.

Updated Jul 30, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/j172/bid --skill edit-article-j172
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Skill: edit-article
Source: https://github.com/j172/bid/tree/main/agent/skills/edit-article
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/j172/bid --skill edit-article-j172

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Draft articles often suffer from poor section ordering, unclear dependencies between ideas, and bloated paragraphs. This Skill provides a structured editing workflow that reorganizes sections logically and tightens prose. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Section Restructuring: Divides an article into sections based on headings and orders them so that information dependencies are respected, treating content as a directed acyclic graph. - Prose Tightening: Rewrites each section for clarity, coherence, and flow, enforcing a maximum of 240 characters per paragraph. - Use Case: You have a rough blog post draft with scattered arguments. Use this Skill to confirm a logical section outline, then rewrite each section into concise, readable paragraphs. ## Quick Start Edit my article draft to restructure its sections logically and tighten each paragraph for clarity.

Frequently Asked Questions about edit-article

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I restructure an article draft for better flow?

Divide the article into sections based on its headings, then order the sections so that information dependencies are respected, treating content as a directed acyclic graph. Confirm the new outline before rewriting each section.

How to tighten long paragraphs in an article?

Rewrite each section for clarity, coherence, and flow while enforcing a maximum of 240 characters per paragraph. This forces concise phrasing and removes redundant wording from the draft.

Does this editing approach work for any type of article?

It works for any draft that has headings or can be divided into logical sections, including blog posts, essays, and documentation. The workflow relies on section structure to order content dependencies.

When should I not use section-based article editing?

Avoid it for very short pieces without meaningful sections, or when you need full rewrites from scratch rather than revision. It is designed for improving existing drafts, not generating new content.