tomevault-io Markdown Proofreading
Proofread markdown files for typos, grammar, logic errors, and consistency issues.
Workflow
Step 1: Read the Markdown File
Read the provided markdown file completely to understand:
- Overall structure and organization
- Content quality and clarity
- Formatting consistency
- Link validity
Step 2: Identify Issues
Check for the following categories of issues:
Spelling and Grammar:
- Typos and misspellings
- Grammar errors
- Punctuation issues
- Capitalization inconsistencies
Consistency:
- Formatting consistency (bold, italic, code blocks)
- Heading hierarchy
- Link formatting
- List formatting
Logic and Clarity:
- Unclear sentences or paragraphs
- Logical flow between sections
- Missing or incomplete information
- Confusing terminology
Markdown Quality:
- Properly formatted code blocks
- Correct link syntax
- Proper heading levels
- Table formatting (if present)
Step 3: Propose Changes
Present identified issues to the user with:
- Location of the issue (section/line)
- Current text
- Suggested correction
- Reasoning for the change
Step 4: Apply Corrections
After user approval, apply the proposed changes to the file.
Important Rules
Preserve file paths: Never fix typos in filepaths, even if they appear incorrect:
- Image paths:
 - URLs:
/rezepte/rezept-url-mit-typo/ - Link references that point to existing files
These paths may be intentional and should not be modified without explicit user approval.
What to Check
| Category | Examples |
|---|---|
| Grammar | Subject-verb agreement, tense consistency, proper article usage |
| Punctuation | Missing commas, incorrect apostrophes, bracket matching |
| Spelling | Typos, homophones, consistency of technical terms |
| Formatting | Inconsistent markdown, improper heading levels, broken links |
| Clarity | Ambiguous phrasing, incomplete sentences, confusing structure |
| Consistency | Capitalization, terminology, date formats, number formatting |
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