prose-deepreadRead a manuscript end to end and report the problems no regex can see — claims the results do not support, terms used before they are defined, sections that do not deliver what their heading promises, and passages that can be cut or tightened. Read-only — it never edits the document. Slower and far
prose-draftDraft a passage of a manuscript from content the user supplies — bullets, notes, numbers, a described argument — following the writing contract in prose-preflight.yaml, and insert it into the document under a heading the user named. Proposes an outline first and writes nothing until the user approve
prose-editApply specific findings from a prose-preflight or prose-deepread report to the manuscript — the fixes the user picked, and only those. Rewrites against the writing contract in prose-preflight.yaml, previews every change before touching the file, and marks each paragraph it edits. Use when asked to a
prose-initInterview the user about a writing project — what it is, who reads it, which venue and style, which terms and acronyms — and write the result to prose-preflight.yaml, the contract that prose-preflight and prose-deepread read on every run. Use when starting a new manuscript, when no prose-preflight.y
prose-outlinePlan the structure of a manuscript — paper, blog post, or newspaper article — or re-plan an existing draft. Proposes the document's claim and one section per question the reader will ask, waits for approval, then writes headings and one intent comment per section into the file; never body text. Use
prose-preflightRun deterministic prose checks on a Markdown, LaTeX, or plain-text document (grammar, style, readability, terminology, acronyms, structure, units, claim calibration) and report the findings. Read-only — it never edits the document. Use when asked to proofread, copy-edit, preflight, or review a paper