editorial-critique

To run an editorial critique on a markdown blog post, the Skill automatically selects the most recently modified .md file, strips the frontmatter, and analyzes the raw prose across eight concurrent passes to return a prioritized JSON report.

Yes, you can check essays for AI-detection tells and argument issues simultaneously through the eight concurrent analytical passes, which specifically evaluate both authenticity and argument architecture alongside prose craft.

The best way to get a structured editorial scorecard for long-form prose is to use the eight-pass review process, which outputs a scored scorecard across eight dimensions covering craft, authenticity, argument, concision, accuracy, structure, impact, and mechanics.

Yes, the editorial critique supports automatic fixes through an optional auto-fix mode that applies programmatic edits to your text after completing the sentence-level, grammar, and conciseness density analysis passes.

Yes, you can review a specific markdown file by providing an explicit file path, overriding the default behavior of automatically selecting the most recently modified markdown post for the editorial analysis.

A limitation of this eight-pass editorial review is that it is specifically designed for long-form prose in markdown files, meaning it strips frontmatter and may not apply to non-markdown formats or short-form content types.