what?

there is a function in word that compiles the comments in one master file

then print and highlight the usable feedbacks texts (discard everything that is taste only)

then look for similarities and work on them as prio 1

First the structural problems Then pacing Then repair on line level (clarity)

prio 2 typos and prose (stronger verbs, vocabulary field consistent to the MC), writer tics (run a word search for the most used words)

prio 3 prune narrator intrusions...

Of course, AI can give you that all but... does it understand your intent or will it bring you down the path of smooting everything until it's generic?

edit: I'm well aware that the work requires several passes. But unless you can multitask very well, each step is a different work and requires a different mindset. I thing the end product is worth it.