logic-check

A manuscript logic audit detects internal contradictions by checking timelines, character knowledge, spatial consistency, and cause-effect validation, producing evidence-based findings with quotes and violation categories.

Find timeline and character knowledge errors during chapter revisions by running a mechanical review protocol that performs literal-reading logic audits to identify unsupported character knowledge and sequence inconsistencies before publication.

An internal consistency audit does not evaluate prose quality or writing style; it applies a mechanical review protocol to produce evidence-based findings with quotes, violation categories, and minimal suggested fixes for logic errors only.

The best way to prepare a completed chapter for a final polish pass is to run a logic audit to catch hidden manuscript contradictions early, ensuring spatial consistency and cause-effect validation are intact before editing prose.

Your manuscript needs a logic audit because a literal-reading consistency check identifies internal contradictions and comparison errors that readers may notice even when the intended meaning is clear to the author.