proofread

To proofread lecture materials before publishing, run a bulk review on your Slides and Quarto files. This process detects grammar issues, typos, and formatting defects, generating a comprehensive quality report without altering your original source files.

Yes, you can generate a quality report for Quarto files without editing source content. This proofreading process strictly avoids modifying source files, instead producing per-file markdown reports that detail locations, proposed fixes, categories, and severities for editorial review.

A proofreading report detects grammar, typos, formatting overflow, citation and notation consistency, and overall academic writing issues in lecture content. It categorizes these defects by severity to help you prioritize editorial corrections before publication.

No, the proofreading skill does not fix formatting overflow in LaTeX and Quarto automatically. It operates as a quality-only reporting tool, identifying overflow issues and providing proposed fixes in a markdown report without executing any direct edits.

To run a bulk proofreading review on multiple lecture files, direct the workflow to process the Slides and Quarto directories. This generates per-file markdown reports saved under quality_reports, containing an end summary across all reviewed files for quality assurance.