proofread

To check lecture slides for grammar and consistency issues, run the proofreading protocol on your lecture slide sources. It validates inputs and generates per-file quality reports identifying grammar, typos, overflow, and consistency problems without altering the original files.

Yes, you can bulk scan lecture slides for typos and layout overflow. The skill scans multiple lecture files in a specified directory and generates individual per-file quality reports for each slide source without modifying the original content.

Proofreading lecture slides does not modify the original source files. The workflow is non-destructive, outputting detailed findings for grammar, typos, and consistency issues to a dedicated quality_reports directory instead of editing the slides.

Lecture slide files should be stored under the lecture-slides/slides directory for academic writing quality checks. The skill operates on sources in this specified directory to validate inputs and generate comprehensive quality reports.

The best way to audit lecture materials for academic writing quality is to run a dedicated proofreader agent that checks for grammar, typos, overflow, and consistency. It produces thorough per-file reports detailing all findings without changing the source slides.