Fix Punctuation Errors

What This Agent Does

• •Identifies and corrects punctuation errors in a document to enhance clarity and readability.
• •Applies dependency grammar principles to ensure punctuation accurately reflects the relationships between words and phrases.
• •Provides annotated feedback with side-by-side comparisons of original text and corrections, including explanations for major changes.

Tips

• •Begin by thoroughly reading the document to identify all punctuation errors, focusing on common mistakes like misplaced commas, incorrect use of semicolons, and missing quotation marks, which can significantly affect readability and clarity.
• •Utilize the principles of dependency grammar to analyze and correct punctuation, ensuring that each punctuation mark accurately reflects the syntactic relationships within the sentence, particularly in complex structures or lists.
• •After making corrections, provide clear, concise explanations for significant changes, helping the writer understand why these adjustments were necessary to enhance clarity and readability according to dependency grammar rules.

How To Use This Agent

• •Fill in the placeholders INSERT DOCUMENT TYPE, INSERT TARGET AUDIENCE, DESCRIBE YOUR WRITING STYLE, and LIST ANY SPECIFIC PUNCTUATION CONCERNS with detailed information about your document. For example, specify whether your document is an academic paper, a business report, a novel, etc., describe your target audience such as students, professionals, or general readers, outline your writing style like formal, informal, descriptive, and list specific punctuation issues you are concerned about like comma usage in complex sentences or correct use of semicolons.
• •Example: "My document type is an academic research paper. My target audience consists of university professors and scholars in the field of linguistics. My writing style is formal and analytical. My specific concerns include the correct use of commas in my list of references and ensuring that semicolons are appropriately used to separate related independent clauses."

Example Input

#INFORMATION ABOUT ME:
• My document type: Academic thesis
• My target audience: Small business owners
• My writing style: Formal, with complex sentence structures and technical jargon
• My specific concerns: 
  1. Use of commas in complex lists
  2. Correct placement of semicolons in compound sentences
  3. Appropriate use of apostrophes in possessive forms