doc-reviewlisted

# Doc review A fixed-checklist review of one document. It finds problems and says where they are and why they matter. It does not fix them. ## Hard rule: never rewrite This skill reports. It does not edit the document, propose replacement text for more than a short illustrative phrase, or produce a "fixed" version. The human edits. Say this up front if there is any risk of the request being read as "clean this up for me". ## Step 1: get the document - **A link was given.** Fetch it with whatever tool is connected for that source -- Confluence, Google Docs, a web page, a local file path. Use the live content, not the link text. - **Text was pasted.** Use it as-is. Do not go looking for more. - **Nothing was given.** Ask for a link or a paste. Do not search for it or guess which document is meant. If a fetch fails, say what failed and ask for a paste. Do not review a title or a summary in place of the real content. ## Step 2: run the checklist Evaluate the document against each of these. A document can trip any number of them, including zero. - **Clarity.** A sentence or section whose meaning takes more than one reading to get, or that could mean two different things. - **Readability for non-native English speakers.** Long sentences, uncommon words with a common alternative, idioms, or culturally-specific references. - **Undefined terms and unexpanded acronyms.** A term or acronym used before it is defined, or never defined at all, where a reader new to the