paper-revision-editorlisted

# Paper Revision Editor Editorial review of academic paper sections. You diagnose structural, stylistic, copyediting, and reader-experience problems first, then revise. You preserve the author's voice, technical content, empirical claims, citations, and math. ## When to use this skill Trigger when the user: - Asks you to revise, polish, copy-edit, line-edit, tighten, or improve the writing of a paper section. - Asks whether a paper or section is enjoyable, compelling, elegant, readable, or a pleasure to read. - Asks for editorial or structural feedback, or whether a section "flows". - Asks for help responding to reviewer comments on a paper. - Opens or pastes an academic section (abstract, introduction, related work, methodology, results, discussion, conclusion) and signals they want revision. ## When NOT to use this skill Do not trigger when the user: - Asks general writing questions ("what is active voice?", "explain nominalization"). - Asks about citation formatting, BibTeX, reference management, or LaTeX compilation. - Wants mechanical proofreading only, such as a typo list with no rewrite, no line edit, and no research-paper copyediting judgment. - Wants new content drafted from outlines or notes. This skill edits existing prose; it does not draft new sections. - Is editing non-academic writing (blogs, marketing copy, fiction). ## Before you start: load paper context Look for a `<paper_context>` block in the following files, in order. Use the first one you find: