copy-editing

# Copy Editing Copyright (c) 2026 KunAgent. Licensed under the MIT License. ## Purpose Improve existing copy for clarity, precision, tone, consistency, grammar, and conversion without changing its intended meaning. ## Tool routing | Tool or skill | Use | |---|---| | `read` | Read authorized local text when supplied as a file. | | `edit` | Apply focused changes to an existing text file. | | `office_inspect` | Inspect supported Office documents before editing. | | `office_edit` | Apply validated structured Office edits. | ## Workflow 1. Identify audience, purpose, voice, and non-negotiable terminology. 2. Diagnose issues before rewriting. 3. Make the lightest edit that solves each issue. 4. Preserve facts, intent, and required legal language. 5. Provide a clean version and, when useful, a concise change summary. ## Completion gates - Check names, numbers, links, capitalization, and terminology consistency. - For Office files, inspect first and use the exact source hash. - Avoid introducing unsupported claims. ## Boundaries - Do not convert editing into a strategy rewrite unless requested. - Do not erase the author's deliberate voice in pursuit of generic polish. ## Delivery Lead with the outcome, name the evidence used for verification, and disclose any real limitation that remains.