proofread

You can proofread a Quarto manuscript without modifying the source by running the proofread skill on your .qmd file. It generates a standalone Markdown report detailing grammar, spelling, punctuation, and academic writing quality issues.

Yes, you can check prose quality for a specific section of a Quarto manuscript by providing an optional @sec-label. This constrains the proofreading checks to only the targeted section, leaving the rest of the document unchecked.

The best way to check grammar and spelling in academic writing is to use a proofreading tool that analyzes your Quarto prose. This skill identifies grammar, spelling, and punctuation issues while preserving your original content.

No, the proofread skill does not edit your Quarto source code directly. It identifies and reports prose quality issues in a separate Markdown report, ensuring your original manuscript remains completely untouched.

To save a proofreading report for your Quarto manuscript, provide an optional output path when running the skill. The tool will then generate a standalone Markdown file at the specified location with all identified prose quality issues.

A Quarto proofreader checks grammar, spelling, punctuation, and overall academic writing quality in your prose. It produces a structured Markdown report organized by document sections to help you polish your writing.