wc-structure-check

To check if a draft article follows a structure guide, you can run structural guards by providing the path to the draft markdown file and the article type. The skill evaluates the draft and returns a structured violation report.

Editorial structure review supports blog, newsletter, LinkedIn, and other article formats that require a clear opening, thesis, sections, and closing structure. It enforces word count, section count, and formatting constraints.

You can identify structural violations in a markdown draft automatically by applying a predefined structure guide. The skill targets opening hooks, context, thesis, required sections, and closing structure to generate a violation report.

Yes, you can integrate automated structure checks into editorial review workflows to streamline processes. The skill evaluates drafts against formatting constraints and reports violations directly within your review pipeline.

An automated editorial review enforces writing guidelines covering word count, section count, opening hook structure, context, thesis placement, and closing structure as defined by the predefined structure guide.

A draft article fails the structure check for required sections when it does not adhere to the predefined structure guide specifying opening, thesis, sections, and closing constraints. The violation report highlights the exact formatting deviations.