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Checks Markdown files for structural and stylistic formatting issues (headings, lists, code blocks, links) and applies deterministic fixes.
Analyzes Markdown files for common formatting problems and applies automated, conservative fixes. The skill enforces a single H1, heading level consistency, proper blank lines around blocks, list marker consistency, fenced code blocks with language identifiers, and other style rules to ensure clean, readable Markdown.
Use this skill when preparing documentation, READMEs, or content for publication where consistent Markdown formatting matters. It is formatting-only (does not change content), so it's safe to run in CI or pre-commit to maintain repository style.
Works with agents that can read and edit repository files (Cursor-style editors, Claude Code, Copilot-based automation).
A pure checklist skill for verifying and fixing Markdown formatting — headings, lists, code blocks, links, tables, and style consistency. No scripts included; the entire skill is a well-organized checklist in SKILL.md that guides an agent through structural and stylistic checks. Straightforward and functional, though tools like markdownlint or prettier already automate much of this.
Simple, clean skill with no security concerns whatsoever. No scripts to run or evaluate. The checklist is thorough and well-organized, but the skill offers no automation beyond what the agent manually applies. Consider it a reference guide rather than a tool.
