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Plan a point-by-point response to manuscript reviewers
Turn reviewer comments into specific revision actions and courteous responses without claiming changes or analyses that have not been done.
Find unmatched citations, unused references, inconsistent author-year labels and missing bibliographic fields without inventing metadata.
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Manuscript passages with page or section locators. Default: Illustrative text: Earlier work (Lee, 2022) describes coordination costs. A later study (Patel, 2024) examines automation.
Bibliography entries, preserving available metadata. Default: Illustrative entries: Lee, A. (2023). Coordination costs. Journal details missing. Ng, R. (2021). Team workflows. Publisher missing.
Named style and edition or supplied house rules. Default: APA 7; flag any rule requiring confirmation rather than guessing.
Cross-check this manuscript's citations and reference list.
Manuscript excerpt: Illustrative text: Earlier work (Lee, 2022) describes coordination costs. A later study (Patel, 2024) examines automation.
Reference list: Illustrative entries: Lee, A. (2023). Coordination costs. Journal details missing.
Ng, R. (2021). Team workflows. Publisher missing.
Required style and edition: APA 7; flag any rule requiring confirmation rather than guessing.
Inventory each in-text citation and match it to a reference entry. Report unmatched citations, uncited references within the supplied scope, inconsistent author names or years, ambiguous same-author/same-year entries, and missing locators for quoted passages where required.
Return an issue table with the exact text, location, category, proposed correction and information still needed. Then provide corrected entries only when the supplied metadata supports the correction.
Do not invent titles, publication years, page numbers, DOIs or retraction status. Distinguish formatting consistency from whether a source exists or supports a claim; those require separate source verification.No public examples yet for version 1
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Turn reviewer comments into specific revision actions and courteous responses without claiming changes or analyses that have not been done.
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Prioritize the main finding, section text and figures for a conference poster while preserving evidence limits and venue constraints.
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Build a source-grounded glossary that preserves differences in definitions, assumptions and measurement across fields.
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Translate a research question into observable events, recording fields and pilot checks that different observers can follow consistently.
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Develop provisional codes with inclusion rules, exclusions and evidence anchors while keeping interpretation distinct from the source material.
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Audit existing survey items, response options and branching for leading wording, measurement ambiguity and avoidable respondent burden.
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