/review-doc
Review the document at `$ARGUMENTS` for clarity, consistency, and simplicity.
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Review the document at `$ARGUMENTS` for clarity, consistency, and simplicity.
Command definition
review-doc.mdDocumentation Review
Review the document at `$ARGUMENTS` for clarity, consistency, and simplicity.
**DO NOT make any edits yourself** - only report findings.
Review Focus
1. Clarity & Readability
- Are there sections that are confusingly worded or hard to understand?
- Are there redundant explanations that could be consolidated?
- Is the document structure logical and easy to navigate?
- Are there unnecessary complications in the explanations?
2. Consistency
- Do the code snippets match the described behavior?
- Are terms used consistently throughout (e.g., same concept called different names)?
- Do numbers/values match across sections (e.g., limits, timeframes)?
- Are behaviors described consistently across different sections?
3. Simplicity
- Are there over-engineered solutions described that could be simpler?
- Are there unnecessary abstractions or complexity?
- Could any diagrams or tables be simplified without losing meaning?
- Are there sections that explain obvious things unnecessarily?
4. Completeness
- Are there gaps in the implementation details?
- Are edge cases addressed?
- Is there enough detail for someone to implement from this doc?
Your Deliverable
Provide a structured report with:
1. **Summary**: Overall assessment (1-2 sentences)
2. **Issues Found**: Specific problems with location (section/line reference)
- Categorize as Critical, Moderate, or Minor
3. **Suggestions**: Concrete improvements (but don't make the edits)
4. **Questions**: Anything unclear that needs clarification from the author
Guidelines
- Read the ENTIRE document carefully
- DO NOT edit the file directly
- Only report findings
- Be constructive and specific
- Focus on making the document better for future readers/implementers
- Prioritize issues that would cause confusion or implementation problems
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Documentation Review
Review the document at `$ARGUMENTS` for clarity, consistency, and simplicity.
**DO NOT make any edits yourself** - only report findings.
Review Focus
1. Clarity & Readability
- Are there sections that are confusingly worded or hard to understand?
- Are there redundant explanations that could be consolidated?
- Is the document structure logical and easy to navigate?
- Are there unnecessary complications in the explanations?
2. Consistency
- Do the code snippets match the described behavior?
- Are terms used consistently throughout (e.g., same concept called different names)?
- Do numbers/values match across sections (e.g., limits, timeframes)?
- Are behaviors described consistently across different sections?
3. Simplicity
- Are there over-engineered solutions described that could be simpler?
- Are there unnecessary abstractions or complexity?
- Could any diagrams or tables be simplified without losing meaning?
- Are there sections that explain obvious things unnecessarily?
4. Completeness
- Are there gaps in the implementation details?
- Are edge cases addressed?
- Is there enough detail for someone to implement from this doc?
Your Deliverable
Provide a structured report with:
1. **Summary**: Overall assessment (1-2 sentences)
2. **Issues Found**: Specific problems with location (section/line reference)
- Categorize as Critical, Moderate, or Minor
3. **Suggestions**: Concrete improvements (but don't make the edits)
4. **Questions**: Anything unclear that needs clarification from the author
Guidelines
- Read the ENTIRE document carefully
- DO NOT edit the file directly
- Only report findings
- Be constructive and specific
- Focus on making the document better for future readers/implementers
- Prioritize issues that would cause confusion or implementation problems
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