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proofread

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Proofread papers and manuscripts. Checks grammar, typos, layout, consistency, writing quality. Produces report without editing files. Use when finding surface-level errors, not substantive academic critique.

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6 rules. 0 are common, 1 is distinctive, and 5 are very specific to this project.

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  1. Distinctive:

    Run the mandatory proofreading protocol on papers or manuscripts.

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  2. Very specific:

    If $ARGUMENTS is a specific filename: review that file only

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  3. Very specific:

    If $ARGUMENTS is all: review all files in manuscripts/ and Quarto/ (if it exists)

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  4. Very specific:

    If $ARGUMENTS is a file in manuscripts/: treat as manuscript (not slides)

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  5. Very specific:

    If $ARGUMENTS is empty or ambiguous and multiple files exist, use AskUserQuestion:

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  6. Very specific:

    Read ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/proofread/references/proofreading-protocol.md.

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SKILL.md

Proofread Academic Writing

Run the mandatory proofreading protocol on papers or manuscripts. Produces a report of all issues WITHOUT editing any source files.

Steps

  1. Identify files to review:
    • If $ARGUMENTS is a specific filename: review that file only
    • If $ARGUMENTS is all: review all files in manuscripts/ and Quarto/ (if it exists)
    • If $ARGUMENTS is a file in manuscripts/: treat as manuscript (not slides)
    • If $ARGUMENTS is empty or ambiguous and multiple files exist, use AskUserQuestion:
      • header: "Files"
      • question: "Which files should I proofread?"
      • multiSelect: true
      • options: list up to 4 found files (label: filename, description: directory and file type). User can select multiple or choose "Other" to specify a path.
  2. For each file, launch the proofreader agent (via Task). It checks grammar, typos, layout issues, consistency, and academic quality — the agent definition owns the full category specifications, so do not restate them here.
  3. Produce a detailed report for each file listing every finding with:
    • Location (line number or section heading)
    • Current text (what's wrong)
    • Proposed fix (what it should be)
    • Category and severity
  4. Save each report to quality_reports/:
    • For .tex slide files: quality_reports/FILENAME_report.md
    • For .qmd slide files: quality_reports/FILENAME_qmd_report.md
    • For manuscript files: quality_reports/FILENAME_proofread.md
  5. IMPORTANT: Do NOT edit any source files. Read ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/proofread/references/proofreading-protocol.md. Only produce the report. Fixes are applied separately after user review.
  6. Present summary to the user:
    • Total issues found per file
    • Breakdown by category
    • Most critical issues highlighted

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