Paper Proofreading

Overview

Systematically proofread an academic paper against six structured checks. Each check scans the full paper and collects concrete, line-level findings.

Two modes are available:

• Report mode (default): produces a single prioritized written report organized by check, with a summary scorecard at the top.
• Interactive mode: presents issues one at a time, lets the user decide how to resolve each one, and applies edits directly to the source files.

This skill targets LaTeX source files as primary input. Plain-text and PDF inputs are supported but yield less precise findings (line numbers will be approximate or absent).

When to Use This Skill

Use this skill when:

• Finishing a draft and want a full systematic review before submission — use report mode
• Sitting down to actively fix a paper issue by issue — use interactive mode
• Returning to a paper after a break and want to catch consistency issues
• Preparing a revision and need to verify all issues flagged by reviewers are resolved