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content-proofreading

An academic proofreading skill for Chinese/English manuscripts, triggered when you need automated checks for spelling, grammar, terminology consistency, and formatting before submission.

scientific-skills/Other/content-proofreading/SKILL.md

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> **Source**: [https://github.com/aipoch/medical-research-skills](https://github.com/aipoch/medical-research-skills)


## When to Use

- You are preparing an academic paper for journal/conference submission and need a final language + formatting pass.
- You have bilingual (Chinese/English) content and want consistent punctuation, wording, and style across both languages.
- Your manuscript contains domain terminology (e.g., life sciences) and you need consistent Chinese–English term mapping and abbreviation rules.
- You need to validate references, numbers/units, and heading levels against a required style (APA/MLA/GB/T 7714).
- You want a shareable report (HTML or Markdown annotations) with precise error locations and revision suggestions.

## Agent Workflow

Follow these steps in order when the user provides text for proofreading:
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