paper-self-review

To perform a structured self-review on a research paper paragraph, paste the text into the tool to receive a five-axis diagnostic covering Logic, Expression, Detail, Framing, and Reader Orientation, along with a concrete revision direction.

The five-axis framework for academic writing revision evaluates a paragraph's Logic, Expression, Detail, Framing, and Reader Orientation to surface specific anti-patterns and provide actionable guidance for improving clarity and flow.

No, this self-review tool does not generate first drafts. It provides a deterministic revision loop by diagnosing existing v1 paragraph issues and guiding a v2 revision direction for standalone paragraphs in intro, method, or discussion sections.

You diagnose logic gaps and framing errors in a research paragraph by submitting the text for a stepwise diagnostic, which extracts the paragraph's single task and identifies specific issues across five axes, returning a targeted revision direction.

The best way to improve reader orientation in a method section paragraph is to apply a five-axis self-check, which identifies reader-orientation failures and provides structured guidance to align the text with the paragraph's single extracted task.

A limitation of five-axis paragraph analysis is that it applies only to standalone paragraphs in intro, method, or discussion sections, requiring an existing draft to diagnose rather than generating the initial text.