Psychology Book Editor

What it solves

psychology book-editor addresses common pre-publication issues in academic papers and psychology monographs: weak chapter structure, inconsistent terminology, non-compliant abstracts and references, insufficient case anonymization, and missing sensitive-word or publishing-risk checks. It is not a generic rewriting tool; it follows an editorial workflow: macro diagnosis, chapter-level polishing, compliance screening, and whole-book consistency review.

How it works

The skill breaks the job into actionable stages:
- Macro diagnosis: after reading the manuscript, it produces an evaluation report covering abstract requirements, literature review, methods, terminology, diagnostic-standard citations, and case anonymization.
- Micro polishing: when the author submits a chapter, it revises paragraph by paragraph, ideally no more than 3000 words per pass, preserving the author's voice while making the writing precise, concise, and forceful.
- Publishing compliance: it checks political red lines, ethnic and religious sensitivity, sensitive words, typos, and punctuation rules, then flags issues with suggested replacements.
- Global review: after the full draft is ready, it checks the table of contents, figure and table numbering, cross-references, bibliography formatting, and version differences.
It can also convert between docx, PDF, EPUB, and Markdown, manage references in formats such as GB/T 7714, APA, and MLA, and generate tables of contents and revision reports.

Boundaries and cautions

It is best for finished drafts, paper manuscripts, or psychology books that need editorial and compliance pre-checks; it does not rewrite core arguments or storylines. Very long manuscripts over 100,000 words should be processed in segments. Authors must still verify source rights, diagnostic-standard citations, scale licensing, and case ethics. Final publishing-risk decisions should follow the publisher's review.