Checks a manuscript's formal compliance with the target journal's author guidelines before submission.
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The target journal's guidelines are four pages long and spread across four places: word limits, mandatory sections, reference style and declarations. They get worked through the evening before submission, usually by the person who wrote the text. The editor finds whatever is missed, and the process starts again.
If the 34 requirements and all 62 references are checked before submission, the problem is caught in-house and the eleven days disappear.
The numbers of requirements and references describe a typical original article checked against a specialist journal's guidelines. The eleven days are a common turnaround time, not a measured value.
The agent reads the target journal's author guidelines and breaks them down into individual, checkable requirements. For each one it records the section and the wording.
34 requirements captured, Vancouver reference style, AI policy includedThe agent counts the length with code and checks every reference individually for format, completeness and consistency. A sample is not enough here.
4,812 words against a limit of 4,500, 62 references checked, 3 incompleteThe agent presents a report: critical blockers first, then the checklist with status, location and suggested correction. The authors make the corrections and submit.
pruefbericht_manuskript_kardiologie.pdf, 3 blockers, 31 items metArgument, methodology and writing style remain a matter for the authors and the reviewers.
It only checks what is in the guidelines. If the guidelines say nothing on a point, it lists that point as not checkable.
It checks against the guidelines it has been given. The authors choose the journal.
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A pilot is typically up and running within 2 to 4 weeks. All it needs is the manuscript and the target journal's author guidelines; there is no rule set to build first.
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It describes the scope of the agent's checks, not a time saving: every requirement in the guidelines and every reference is checked, not a selection. A pilot on your own manuscripts shows how many issues are typical for you.