section-critique

To critique a manuscript section, provide the document path and target range to analyze internal logic and prose quality, generating a structured report with tagged severities for revision triage.

Internal critique evaluates logic, coherence, and prose quality within the target section, while external critique examines assumptions, evidence, and potential counterarguments from outside the targeted range.

You get a structured critique report by providing the manuscript path and target range, which outputs merit notes, a summary of issues, and a tagged list of critiques with severity and type.

Yes, you can analyze evidence and counterarguments by applying external critique to a targeted range, evaluating assumptions and potential counterarguments from outside the section to ensure robust document analysis.

Manuscript section critique reads the full document for context before targeting a specific range for evaluation, ensuring precise analysis of logic, evidence, and prose across the identified range.

Targeted range prose analysis focuses strictly on the identified section, meaning external critique relies on document context but does not evaluate the entire manuscript holistically in a single pass.