ielts-writing-review

Reviews IELTS Academic Writing Task 1 and Task 2 essays and generates validated DOCX feedback reports.

Updated Apr 13, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/xiaoshan1234/ai-skill --skill ielts-writing-review-xiaoshan1234
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: ielts-writing-review
Source: https://github.com/xiaoshan1234/ai-skill/tree/main/role/english-teacher/skills/ielts-writing-review
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/xiaoshan1234/ai-skill --skill ielts-writing-review-xiaoshan1234

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) and references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve? IELTS learners often lack access to consistent, teacher-style feedback on their writing. This Skill provides structured prompt analysis, outline planning, criterion-based scoring references, anchored Chinese teacher-style comments, and revision tracking for IELTS Academic Writing Task 1 and Task 2, delivered as validated Word documents. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Task 1 and Task 2 Review Workflows: Analyzes charts, maps, and process diagrams before scoring Task 1, and checks task response before polishing Task 2 language, producing DOCX files with real Word comments and italic rewrites. - Pre-Writing Planning: Builds prompt analysis, executable outlines, and self-check questions without ghost-writing the essay for the learner. - Revision Loop: Compares a revised draft against the original review, marking each issue as fixed, improved, unchanged, or worsened, and generates a revision-report DOCX. - Learning Record Integration: Optionally records rubric evidence into a local SQLite learning mirror and syncs with the IELTS Buddy MCP service, plus confirmed vocabulary handoff to a personal wordbook. - Use Case: A learner submits a Task 2 essay DOCX; the Skill extracts the prompt and essay, adds anchored Chinese comments and Band 7.5-level rewrites, scores the original against four criteria, appends a Band 8.0 model essay, validates the document, and returns the reviewed file path. ## Quick Start Review my IELTS Task 2 essay in the attached DOCX file and give me a scored, commented Word document with a model answer.

Frequently Asked Questions about ielts-writing-review

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I get my IELTS Task 2 essay reviewed with comments?▼

Provide the full prompt and your essay as a DOCX file or pasted text. The Skill extracts the prompt and essay, adds anchored Chinese comments and italic rewrites, scores the original against four IELTS criteria, and returns a validated reviewed DOCX with a model essay.

How does IELTS Task 1 review handle charts and diagrams?▼

The Skill extracts embedded images from the DOCX and inspects the visual before scoring, since accurate chart, map, or process understanding is part of Task Achievement. It never scores a Task 1 answer from text alone and requires a clear image or data.

Can I check whether my revised essay fixed the original problems?▼

Yes, the revision loop workflow compares your revised draft against the original review's comments. Each issue is marked fixed, improved, unchanged, worsened, or new, and a validated revision-report DOCX with score movement and one rewrite target is produced.

Does this Skill give official IELTS band scores?▼

No, all scores are teacher-style reference estimates only, using whole or half bands such as 6.5. The Skill is not an official IELTS product and its feedback is for exam preparation, not equivalent to official results.

What happens if I only have a prompt and no essay yet?▼

The pre-writing planning workflow produces prompt analysis, an executable outline with claims, reasons, and examples, plus a self-check list. It deliberately does not write the full essay for you before you attempt a draft.

Does the IELTS writing review require the IELTS Buddy MCP connection?▼

No, all review workflows run locally on your provided essays and files. The optional MCP connection only adds cloud learning records, vocabulary saving, and practice data; without it, local workflows continue normally.