style-review

To review your document against academic writing standards, the style-review Skill uses a mechanical linter for basic compliance and a language model for nuanced prose assessment. It analyzes text to ensure your writing meets empirical-economics style guide requirements.

Yes, you can run a style check on specific sections of your paper. The style review process supports section-specific analysis, allowing you to target individual parts of a document for in-depth writing assessment and submission readiness evaluation.

The best way to polish academic prose for publication quality is combining a mechanical linter with a language model. This text analysis approach catches both basic style guide violations and nuanced structural issues in your document refinement process.

Yes, academic style analysis requires parsing and execution of local linter and language model tools. These dependencies are necessary to perform the mechanical text analysis and nuanced language model review for writing assessment.

You assess a markdown document for empirical-economics writing style by running the style-review process on your file. It provides file-based feedback by checking your prose against specific style guides using linter and language model execution.

A limitation of using a linter for document refinement is that it only handles basic style compliance mechanically. Nuanced writing assessment requires the integrated language model, and the review process depends on local tool execution rather than standalone operation.