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 # File Editing
 
-**Always use `file_*` tools for file operations. Never use shell commands for file I/O.**
+**Always use `file_*` tools for file manipulation operations. Never use shell commands for file manipulation.**
 
-Using `cat`, `sed`, `awk`, `grep`, `find`, `echo >`, or similar shell commands for reading, writing, or searching files is **wrong**. The `file_*` tools exist precisely to replace them. Use them every time, without exception.
+Using `cat`, `sed`, `awk`, `grep`, `find`, `echo >`, or similar shell commands directly for reading, writing, or searching files is **wrong**. The `file_*` tools exist precisely to replace them. Use them every time, without exception.
 
 ## Tools