edit-section

To revise a LaTeX section for academic style, the Skill reads main.tex and applies rules from .claude/rules to diagnose banned words, voice, terminology, and concision, producing a revised section with minimal diff and updated references.

Checking an academic paper for banned words and passive voice involves diagnosing the LaTeX section against style-guide rules stored in .claude/rules, identifying stylistic issues, and returning a revised snippet with improved precision and clarity.

Yes, you can update citations and terminology in a specific LaTeX section by targeting the section in main.tex, applying guidance from guidance/paper-context.md, and outputting a minimal diff revision that preserves the surrounding context.

Improving concision in a manuscript section requires diagnosing the existing LaTeX text for wordiness and style violations, then rewriting it to comply with academic writing standards while maintaining citation consistency.

Yes, this LaTeX section revision tool works across different academic disciplines by reading disciplinary guidance from guidance/paper-context.md and applying style rules to produce compliant manuscript sections.

Before revising a paper section, you need a main.tex file containing the target section, a .claude/rules directory for style rules, and a guidance/paper-context.md file providing the manuscript context.