Edit documents scaffold_redline

Direct redline edit facade. Use this ONLY for plain-language wording changes to an existing document (find_and_replace, batch_edit) applied as tracked changes the user accepts or rejects. Templating is currently disabled, so do not insert variables or build reusable templates.

TOOL scaffold_redline

Commands

Sent as command

batch_edit
find_and_replace
scan_revisions
revert_revisions
create_version
patch_raw_xml

Parameters

command string Required
Direct edit command to execute. Prefer find_and_replace before XML fallback. One of the commands above.
arguments object
Command arguments. find_and_replace: { document_id, find_text, replacement_text, justification? }. batch_edit: { document_id, edits: [{ find, replace, justification? }], atomic? }. Common aliases such as documentId, find/replacement, operations/changes, and find_text/replacement_text inside batch items are accepted and normalized.
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- document_id string
  Document/version id to edit.
- documentId string
  Accepted alias for document_id.
- find_text string
  Text to replace for find_and_replace.
- replacement_text string
  Replacement text for find_and_replace.
- justification string
  Short user-facing reason for the tracked change.
- replace_all boolean
  Change every match for find_and_replace.
- occurrence integer
  1-based match to change when wording is repeated.
- edits object[]
  Preferred batch list. Each wording edit is { find, replace, justification? }.
- operations object[]
  Accepted alias for edits.
- changes object[]
  Accepted alias for edits.
- atomic boolean
  Set true to apply nothing when any batch item fails. Default false applies valid items and reports failed items.

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