mccloskey-prose-edit

To run a McCloskey prose audit, trigger the Skill with a specific section number or 'all' to iteratively review Overleaf manuscript files, identify stylistic violations, and generate revision suggestions logged to a Quarto replication book.

No, you cannot save changes directly to Overleaf files. The Skill reads Overleaf manuscript files for analysis but never writes to them; suggested revisions are saved to replication_book/prose_revisions.qmd.

The critic-fixer-critic loop is an adversarial review process that scores text for economical writing violations, proposes targeted edits, and re-grades the suggested revisions to ensure clarity and brevity improvements.

You can review a single section by providing the specific section number. The Skill performs a targeted McCloskey-style audit on that section, producing a bipartite problem and solution commentary for author revision tracking.

Yes, the McCloskey prose audit enforces strict round and cost caps. This prevents excessive automated iterations during the adversarial critic-fixer-critic process, keeping the manuscript review controlled and economical.

The best way is to trigger a full-paper audit using the 'all' command. This runs the adversarial critic-fixer-critic loop across all manuscript sections, scoring text and logging actionable revision suggestions to your Quarto replication book.