rcode-editorial-review-prose

To fix grammar and clarity issues in markdown documentation, use an editorial review process that identifies communication problems and proposes minimal wording fixes. It corrects ambiguity, redundancy, and unclear references while skipping code blocks and markup.

Yes, you can review prose in text-heavy XML drafts without altering the markup. The editorial review process is structure-aware, meaning it skips code blocks, frontmatter, and markup, evaluating and correcting only the readable prose.

The best way to copyedit a PRD without rewriting the entire document is to apply minimal editorial fixes. This approach targets only communication problems that block comprehension, preserving your original structure while correcting grammar and ambiguity.

To check drafted markdown notes for redundancy and unclear references, paste the text into an editorial review tool. It evaluates the prose, deduplicates repeated issues, and outputs a three-column markdown table of minimal fixes or a no-issues result.

Yes, the copyediting process works with plain text and frontmatter. It evaluates markdown, plain text, and text-heavy XML, but specifically skips frontmatter and code blocks to ensure only the readable prose is reviewed for communication issues.