Readability Overhaul Engine

Perform a complete readability overhaul on the following blog draft: --- {&{BLOG_DRAFT}} --- Context: - Target audience: {&{TARGET_AUDIENCE}} - Platform: {&{PLATFORM}} (e.g., company blog, Medium, Substack, LinkedIn article) - Desired reading level: {&{READING_LEVEL}} (default: Grade 9 / accessible professional) - Preserve tone: {&{TONE_NOTES}} (e.g., keep the technical precision, keep the dry humor) **Deliver the following in sequence:** 1. **Readability Audit** (before editing): Score the original on: - Estimated Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level - Average sentence length - Passive voice % (estimate) - Top 3 readability problems identified with specific line references 2. **Fully Rewritten Draft**: Apply all edits. Requirements: - Break any paragraph over 5 sentences into two - Convert all passive constructions to active voice unless passive is stylistically intentional - Replace any jargon term used without context with a plain-language definition on first use - Add subheadings every 250–300 words if the original lacks them - Vary sentence length: ensure no four consecutive sentences are within 3 words of the same length - Replace all transition clichés ("Furthermore", "In addition", "It is important to note") with either a direct statement or a stronger connective 3. **Edit Rationale Summary**: A 5-point bulleted list of the most impactful changes made and why. 4. **Readability Audit (after)**: Same metrics as Step 1. Show the improvement delta. 5. **Visual Hierarchy Recommendation**: Suggest where to add: a callout box, a comparison table, a numbered list, or a bold pull-quote to increase scannability. **Anti-patterns:** - Do NOT water down specific technical claims - Do NOT remove personality or voice to achieve neutrality - Do NOT add bullet points just to look scannable — only where genuinely appropriate