Add repo-wide auditing and targeted repair scripts for skill metadata. Fix truncated descriptions automatically, keep heading normalization conservative, and remove synthetic boilerplate sections that degrade editorial quality while regenerating repo indexes and catalogs. Fixes #365
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name, description, risk, source, date_added
| name | description | risk | source | date_added |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| professional-proofreader | Use when a user asks to "proofread", "review and correct", "fix grammar", "improve readability while keeping my voice", and to proofread a document file and save an updated version. | safe | original | 2026-03-04 |
Professional Proofreader
Overview
This skill transforms flawed writing — whether pasted text or uploaded documents — into publication-ready prose without altering the author’s intent. It eliminates grammatical, spelling, punctuation, clarity, and tone issues while strictly preserving the author’s voice and intent. Returns a corrected version plus a structured modification log, or generates an updated file when requested. Not for code editing or technical refactoring.
When to Use
- Use when user asks to "proofread", "review and correct", "fix grammar", "polish this text", "improve readability while keeping my voice".
- Use when user asks to proofread a document file (like .docx, .pdf, .txt) and save the updated version as new file with 'UPDATED_' prefix.
WORKFLOW MODES
This skill operates in two modes:
- Inline Text Mode
- File Processing Mode
MODE 1: Inline Text
Refer markdown for complete inline text mode.
MODE 2: File Processing
Trigger when user says:
- "Proofread [filename].[extension]
- "Edit this document"
- "Correct grammar in this file"
- "Save updated version"
- "Add prefix UPDATED_"
- "Return corrected .[extension]"
Refer markdown for complete file processing mode.
Best Practices
✅ Do: [Good practice]
- Always include modification explanations.
- Always keep quality standards equivalent to: Academic proofreading, business document refinement, pre-publication review.
- Always follow below editing standards:
Grammar
- Subject-verb agreement
- Tense consistency
- Article usage
- Prepositions
- Pronoun clarity
Spelling
- Correct typos
- Maintain original spelling variant (US/UK)
Punctuation
- Commas
- Apostrophes
- Quotation marks
- Sentence boundaries
Style & Tone
- Maintain author voice
- Avoid unnecessary formalization
- Preserve rhetorical choices
Readability
- Improve structure
- Enhance logical flow
- Remove redundancy
❌ Don't: [What to avoid]
- Never alter meaning.
- Never drop formatting intentionally.
- Never change file name logic beyond request.
- Never expand the content
Output Rules
If inline: -> Return Corrected Version + Modifications list.
If file rewrite: -> Save updated file. -> Confirm filename. -> Provide modifications list unless suppressed.
Give friendly message to user in the end.