bmad-shard-doc

To split a large markdown file into smaller organized sections, you can shard the document by its headers. This process breaks the content down into individual, manageable files based on header levels, improving overall readability and access.

The default header level used when sharding markdown documents is level 2. This means the content is automatically split into individual sections based on level 2 headers, though you can customize this behavior to suit your documentation structure.

You can specify a destination folder for sharded markdown sections by providing a custom path during the sharding process. If no destination is specified, the sharded documents are saved using a default path to maintain organization.

Yes, you can customize how markdown files are divided for document management by adjusting the header level used for splitting. This flexible restructuring allows you to manage large documentation files with a focus on clarity.

You should use markdown section splitting for documentation restructuring when you need to simplify large files into manageable pieces. This technique improves document organization and accessibility, making it easier to navigate extensive documentation.

Sharding markdown by headers does not require any external dependencies. The process uses built-in scripts to handle header-based content splitting, allowing you to divide documents into organized sections without additional setup.