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Article Structure Comparison

Compare section order across drafts; show moved, added and removed sections.

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Compare heading order and section text in two Markdown/text drafts. Repeated headings pair by occurrence; position changes are evidence, not inferred editorial intent.

Using Article Structure Comparison

Compare section order across drafts; show moved, added and removed sections.

  1. Try the worked example or open the supported local sources. Configuration-only pattern builders start with an editable example; they do not need a file.
  2. Use Details & settings to choose language, rules, field schemas or pattern content. In Review, select a card to edit its supported fields and keep a private note.
  3. Open Preview to inspect rendered results, source evidence and warnings. Accessibility patterns have real controls; use keyboard navigation as well as a pointer.
  4. Download the workflow ZIP or an individual task artifact from Export. Save review preserves configuration and decisions; reopen file-based projects with the exact original sources.

Example

The example is tailored to Article Structure Comparison. Compare heading order and section text in two Markdown/text drafts. Repeated headings pair by occurrence; position changes are evidence, not inferred editorial intent. Change one setting or record, compare the result and open the exported artifact before sharing it.

Questions & answers

What does Article Structure Comparison support?

Compare heading order and section text in two Markdown/text drafts. Repeated headings pair by occurrence; position changes are evidence, not inferred editorial intent.

Which files can I download?

Export offers the complete ZIP, result JSON/CSV and individual task artifacts. Depending on this workflow those include reviewed PO/XLIFF, glossary TBX, reading HTML, keyboard patterns, font proofs, annotation SVGs or MathML. Exact source files are not overwritten.

Does this upload my documents or require an account?

Processing uses local browser code and existing local libraries. No translation, font or document API receives your inputs. Public pages retain approved third-party advertising and optional consent-based analytics. You can save a review without an account; matching source files are required to reopen file-based work.

What limitations should I check before publishing?

Files are limited to eight sources, 25 MiB each and 80 MiB combined, with smaller per-format bounds in the workspace. Worker analyses stop after 30 seconds. Language/Unicode results depend on browser support; human review remains essential for meaning, permissions, typography and accessibility. Automated checks are scoped evidence, not certification.

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