What problem does it solve? Documents often accumulate redundant sections, buried critical information, and poor flow that reduce clarity. This Skill performs a structural editorial review that identifies what to cut, merge, move, or condense before any copy editing happens. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Structural Analysis: Maps each section against a selected structure model (tutorial, reference, conceptual, prompt, or strategic pyramid) and flags sections that fail to serve the document's purpose. - Reader-Type Optimization: Applies different principles for human readers (preserving comprehension aids like examples and summaries) versus LLM readers (optimizing for precision and unambiguous references). - Prioritized Recommendations: Outputs categorized recommendations (CUT, MERGE, MOVE, CONDENSE, QUESTION, PRESERVE) with rationale and estimated word-count impact. - Use Case: A technical writer has a 3,000-word onboarding guide that feels bloated. Run this Skill to get a prioritized list of structural changes, such as cutting a redundant FAQ and moving prerequisites before the first tutorial step. ## Quick Start Review the structure of my attached markdown guide and propose cuts and reorganization to make it 30% shorter.
