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Markdown Proofreading Workflow

When asked to proofread a .md file:

  1. Read the file and analyze for:
    • Spelling mistakes
    • Double/duplicate words
    • Grammar errors
    • Missing apostrophes in contractions
    • Incorrect word usage (less/fewer, etc.)
    • Broken markdown links
  2. Present proposed changes in a numbered list with checkboxes
  3. Wait for user approval of each change
  4. Apply only approved changes
  5. Generate final change log

Common Error Patterns to Look For:

  • “cant” → “can’t”
  • “wont” → “won’t”
  • “Thats” → “That’s”
  • “less [countable noun]” → “fewer [countable noun]”
  • Duplicate words like “by by”, “as as”, “be either be”
  • Misspelled words: “accomodation”, “Neverthe less”
  • Broken markdown links with missing characters