edit-article

edit-article is a short Chinese-language (translated) writing skill from the mattpocock-skills-zh-cn collection that edits and improves an article draft by reorganizing sections, raising clarity, and tightening prose. The problem it addresses is that first drafts are often poorly ordered and loosely written; the skill provides a simple, disciplined procedure to restructure and sharpen them. It is marked disable-model-invocation, meaning it is meant to be invoked deliberately rather than triggered automatically.

The method is brief: first split the article into sections by headings and identify the main point of each; treat the information as a directed acyclic graph so that section order respects dependencies (one part may depend on another), and confirm the sections with the user. Then, for each section, rewrite to improve clarity, coherence, and flow, keeping each paragraph within a 240-character limit.

It targets writers and editors who want a lightweight, repeatable pass over an existing draft. It is honestly a thin, procedural skill—a compact editing recipe rather than a feature-rich tool—useful for anyone revising articles who wants a dependency-aware restructuring plus a concrete tightening constraint.