korean-spell-check

Korean spelling and spacing correction can be applied to long documents by chunking input into paragraph or sentence boundaries and sequentially processing them to manage request volume. This preserves layout while returning corrected text.

Rule-based Korean proofreading uses Nara and PNU spell-check surfaces to generate correction suggestions. It returns a change-focused report containing the original text, suggested correction, and the reason for each change.

Korean spell check supports proofreading Markdown and text files by extracting correction payloads and reconstructing the corrected output. It preserves the original document layout whenever possible during the process.

Korean spelling correction provides a change-focused output that structures the original text, correction suggestion, and reason for each change. This allows users to review specific modifications rather than just reading the corrected text.

When the Korean grammar check service returns a 403 error or HTML parsing failure, the Skill includes failure handling logic to manage these cases. It conservatively throttles HTTP POST requests to the results endpoint to avoid service rejection.

Rule-based Korean proofreading applies official Nara and PNU spelling standards, offering a reliable alternative when AI correction needs verification. It ensures document quality meets institutional grammar rules without hallucination risks.