editorial-iterate

To revise an editorial draft, you apply operator feedback through the site's voice skill, which creates a new DraftVersion and transitions the workflow back to in-review. Existing frontmatter and outline structure are preserved during the revision process.

A DraftVersion is a revision record appended to a draft after applying operator feedback. It records the origin as agent and preserves revision history, ensuring changes remain traceable and aligned with voice guidelines.

Preserving frontmatter and outline structure when updating a draft is handled automatically during the revision process. The system applies operator feedback through the voice skill while maintaining the existing structural elements of the document.

Yes, you can use a voice skill to apply operator comments to a draft. The skill uses the site-specific voice persona to incorporate feedback, ensuring consistency with the intended tone before appending a new DraftVersion and transitioning to in-review.

An editorial workflow transitions back to in-review after a revision by applying operator feedback through the voice skill and appending a new DraftVersion. This workflow transition allows editors to proceed with the review process on the updated draft.

Automated draft revision operates within the editorial workflow and relies on the site's voice skill to apply feedback. It preserves existing frontmatter and outline structure but requires operator comments to function, meaning it cannot generate revisions without explicit feedback input.