edit-article

To restructure an article draft for clarity, the Skill breaks the text into heading-based sections, reorders them to respect information dependencies, and tightens prose with paragraphs under 240 characters. It confirms the section breakdown with you before rewriting.

The best way to improve prose coherence in multi-section drafts is to apply dependency-respecting section ordering and paragraph tightening. This ensures logically dependent information flows sequentially while keeping each paragraph concise.

To edit an article with dependent information, the Skill identifies heading-based sections and reorders them so prerequisites appear first. It interactively confirms this section breakdown with you before rewriting the content.

Yes, you can use this Skill to tighten paragraphs. It enforces a strict maximum length constraint of 240 characters per paragraph during the rewriting process to ensure concise, readable prose across all sections.

Yes, heading-based sectioning is required. The Skill uses headings to divide the article into sections, which allows it to reorder dependent information and rewrite each part individually for improved clarity and flow.

A limitation of automated article restructuring is that it relies on heading-based sectioning and requires interactive confirmation. Drafts without clear headings or with highly tangled dependencies may need manual preparation before the Skill can process them.