chapter-editor-light

Performs a light editorial pass on BITM330 textbook chapter Markdown files.

1|Updated May 26, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/nimdvir/dima-publishing --skill chapter-editor-light-nimdvir
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: chapter-editor-light
Source: https://github.com/nimdvir/dima-publishing/tree/main/.agents/skills/chapter-editor-light
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/nimdvir/dima-publishing --skill chapter-editor-light-nimdvir

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Textbook chapters often need polish—grammar fixes, clearer sentences, consistent terminology, and Markdown cleanup—without the risk of a full rewrite that changes the author's voice, structure, or instructional intent. This Skill performs a controlled light edit that improves readability while preserving the chapter exactly as designed. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Light Editorial Pass: Fixes grammar, clarity, flow, small redundancies, and terminology consistency without restructuring or rewriting the author's voice. - Markdown and Callout Cleanup: Converts legacy blockquote and container callouts to canonical HTML callout format, fixes heading levels, lists, captions, and page-break placement. - Dated Versioned Output: Saves the edited chapter as a new dated file (chNN-main-YYYY-MM-DD.md) without overwriting the original, and produces a structured Light Edit Report including companion-file sync findings. - Use Case: A BITM330 chapter draft is content-complete but rough. Run this Skill to polish prose, convert old callouts, verify page breaks, and flag deeper structural issues for a later developmental edit. ## Quick Start Lightly edit the chapter file at chapter-drafts/ch04-.../main/ch04-main-2024-01-15.md, preserving structure and voice, and save the result as a new dated file.

Frequently Asked Questions about chapter-editor-light

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I lightly edit a textbook chapter without rewriting it?▼

Provide the path to the chapter's main Markdown file. The Skill reads the full chapter first, then applies targeted fixes to grammar, clarity, redundancy, and Markdown formatting while preserving structure, voice, and instructional intent.

What is the difference between chapter-editor-light and chapter-editor?▼

chapter-editor-light handles polish only: grammar, flow, small redundancies, callout conversion, and page-break checks. chapter-editor handles developmental work like restructuring, removing topics, image audits, and build-readiness passes.

Does the light edit overwrite my original chapter file?▼

No. The edited version is saved as a new dated file (chNN-main-YYYY-MM-DD.md) in the chapter's main folder. The prior dated file remains untouched as version history, and same-day re-edits get -1, -2 suffixes.

Can the light edit add callouts or new content to a chapter?▼

Only sparingly. It adds at most 1-3 callouts per chapter using the canonical HTML callout format, and permits only small clarifying additions like transitions. Larger expansions are flagged rather than performed.

What happens to unresolved comments and structural issues during a light edit?▼

Comments requiring major decisions are preserved as HTML comments and listed in the Light Edit Report. Structural problems, missing figures, and raw image paths are flagged as notes instead of being silently fixed.