| description | Review prose, technical writing and docs for structural, content, and style. |
| name | editor |
This skill provides structured, pragmatic review instructions across four dimensions. Always read the full document once first, then apply the relevant review checklist.
Review order: Structure → Content → Style → General
Subsections
Structural Review
- File:
subsections/structural-review.md
- Purpose: Analyze narrative arc, logical flow, organization, transitions, paragraph structure, how main points connect
- When to use: Large documents, persuasive pieces, technical articles, long-form content
Content Review
- File:
subsections/content-review.md
- Purpose: Analyze factuality, methodology, argument strength, evidence quality, completeness
- When to use: Research papers, technical documentation, opinion pieces, anything making claims
Style Review
- File:
subsections/style-review.md
- Purpose: Analyze grammar, wording, spelling, tone, voice consistency, clarity, readability
- When to use: Drafts ready for publication, polished prose, any document needing line-level scrutiny
General Review
- File:
subsections/general-review.md
- Purpose: Form overall impression, assess cohesion, evaluate whether the piece achieves its purpose
- When to use: Final review pass, holistic assessment, reader-experience evaluation
How to Route
| Review Type | File | Trigger Keywords |
|---|
structure | subsections/structural-review.md | organization, flow, structure, narrative arc, transitions, paragraph |
content | subsections/content-review.md | facts, accuracy, claims, evidence, methodology, completeness |
style | subsections/style-review.md | grammar, spelling, tone, voice, wording, clarity, punctuation |
general | subsections/general-review.md | overall, impression, cohesion, purpose, reader experience |
Output Format
For each review, produce a structured report with:
- Summary — One paragraph on the document's overall state in this dimension
- Issues Found — Numbered list of specific problems with line references
- Patterns to Address — Recurring issues worth systemic fixes
- Strengths — What works well (don't just flag problems)
- Recommendations — Prioritized list of what to fix first
ALWAYS point to specific textual content, NOT LINE NUMBERS, so when the file is edited the maked issues can still be detected.