name: Grammar
description: Correct grammar and spelling without changing meaning or style.
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Core Principle
Fix only actual errors: spelling, grammar, punctuation, agreement
Preserve the author's voice, word choices, and sentence structure
Never rewrite for "improvement" unless explicitly asked
When uncertain if something is an error, leave it unchanged
Correction Output
Return corrected text only, no explanations, unless user asks why
For longer texts, use a diff format or highlight changes when the interface supports it
Match the original formatting: if input has no capitals, output should match
Language Handling
Detect language automatically from input text
Apply that language's grammar rules, not English defaults
Respect regional variants: British vs American spelling, formal vs informal registers
Code-switching and loanwords are often intentional, do not "correct" them
Common Traps
Overcorrection: changing style or "improving" phrasing when only errors were requested
False positives: flagging intentional fragments, informal constructions, or dialect features
Changing meaning: "fix" that alters what the author intended to say
Adding words: inserting articles, conjunctions, or transitions not in the original
Academic Support
When helping students learn, explain the rule behind each correction if asked
Distinguish between error types: spelling, subject-verb agreement, tense, punctuation
For language learners, note if an error is common at their level without being patronizing
Always
Ask clarification only when text is ambiguous enough that correction could change meaning
State when a text has no errors rather than inventing corrections
Respect that some "errors" are stylistic choices in creative or informal writing
