What problem does it solve? Academic drafts often suffer from overloaded sentences, unclear references, poor information ordering, and redundancy that obscure otherwise sound research. This Skill applies a fixed sentence- and paragraph-level readability checklist to a draft and returns concrete rewrites with exact locations and checklist references, without altering technical claims. ## Core Features & Use Cases - 15-Item Readability Checklist: Detects issues such as duplicate content, excessive claims per sentence, long subject-verb distance, vague demonstratives, weak voice choice, and broken parallel structure. - Structured Revision Reports: Generates an HTML report with summary counts, side-by-side before/after text, highlighted differences using insertion/deletion markup, a notes table, and clean revised text; a compact Markdown format is available for inline checks. - Claim-Preserving Rewrites: Preserves technical claims, citations, units, terminology, and degree of certainty while improving readability. - Use Case: Paste a draft abstract or introduction section and receive a report listing each readability issue by paragraph and sentence, the violated checklist item, and one concrete rewrite per issue. ## Quick Start Check this manuscript section for readability issues and generate a before/after report with checklist references.
