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Proofreads an article for grammar mistakes. Triggers when user mentions "grammar", or asks to check for "typos".
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Proofreads and lightly edits an English blog article for clarity, style, and grammar. Triggers when the user mentions "edit", "proofread", or asks to improve the prose of an article in content/en/.
Researches the topic of a blog article to verify claims, identify gaps, and suggest additional citations. Triggers when the user mentions "research", "verify", "find references", "citations", "review", or asks to strengthen or review the content of an article.
Translates an English blog article to French. Triggers when the user mentions "translate", "French version", or asks to create a content/fr/ counterpart of an English article.
| name | grammar |
| description | Proofreads an article for grammar mistakes. Triggers when user mentions "grammar", or asks to check for "typos". |
If the user does not provide, look at the current status of the Git repository to check which article the user is currently editing. The article can be in French (in content/fr/) or English (in content/en/).
Do not modify code blocks. For French, we follow “Lexique des règles typographiques en usage à l'Imprimerie nationale.” For English, this is “The Chicago Manual of Style” but keep contractions.
To disclose AI usage in the frontmatter, add an ai-usage key with Grammatical edits or Corrections grammaticales (depending on the language of the
document) with your model name between parentheses, e.g. (Claude Opus 4.7). If
the key already exists, update it only if it's already a grammar check,
otherwise leave it untouched.
