oiticica-style

Diagnose grammar and ambiguity issues in English prose by routing text through genre-aware checks that identify correctness and intelligibility failures before applying stylistic polish. This defect-first approach ensures structural errors are fixed prior to refinement.

Revising descriptive or narrative writing for clarity requires selecting a genre choice and applying targeted quality passes. This method uses evidence-based diagnosis to apply only the minimum set of skills needed for concision and precision.

You can apply style revision without knowing the specific genre by selecting the None option during genre routing. The diagnostic process will still evaluate general correctness, intelligibility, and apply necessary clarity fixes.

Check if your prose revision avoids decorative rewrites by using constrained output with pass/fail checks. This revision control behavior ensures the text is only modified if quality checks for clarity, vigor, and rhythm actually fail.

Avoid generic writing advice for prose correction when you need evidence-based diagnosis and defect-first remediation. Generic approaches often apply vague polish, whereas targeted routing handles specific punctuation, syntax, and word choice failures before stylistic refinement.