A professional-grade editorial system for Chinese content that automates proofreading, fact-checking, and regulatory compliance through an 8-layer pipeline.
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The Editorial Review skill is a sophisticated quality assurance framework designed for any public-facing Chinese text. Modeled after the prestigious "Three Reviews, Three Proofs" publishing industry standard, it provides a comprehensive single-pass analysis to eliminate embarrassing typos, grammatical errors, and factual inaccuracies. Beyond simple spell-checking, it serves as a critical safety net for organizations by identifying high-stakes risks like political sensitivity and advertising law violations.
By integrating this tool into your workflow, you ensure that every piece of content—from social media posts to official press releases—maintains a high standard of professional integrity. As a standout entry in the Openclaw Skills ecosystem, it delivers structured reports that categorize issues by severity, providing actionable fixes that protect your brand's reputation and ensure legal compliance in the Chinese market.
To utilize this skill within your AI environment, ensure your agent has access to the core markdown and reference files. For CLI-based agents like Claude Code, you can initiate a review with a simple command:
# Example of triggering a review via CLI
openclaw run editorial-review --file="article.md" --mode="standard"
Ensure that the references/ directory containing typography, grammar, and compliance rules is present in your project root.
The skill organizes its output into a structured report to ensure clarity and professional hand-off. The taxonomy is defined as follows:
| Component | Description |
|---|---|
| Overview | Includes content type, word count, and review mode. |
| Summary | Aggregated counts of Critical, Major, and Minor issues. |
| Layer Tables | Detailed breakdowns for each of the 8 layers containing locations and fixes. |
| Severity | A three-tier classification: Critical (must fix), Major (should fix), Minor (optional). |
| Clean Version | An optional full-text output with all suggested edits applied. |
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