bmad-shard-doc

To split a large markdown document, you use command-line parsing to automatically divide the file into smaller sections using level 2 headings as boundaries. This organizes extensive documentation into manageable pieces.

The best way to organize extensive markdown documentation is document sharding, which automatically divides content into smaller, readable pieces based on specified heading boundaries. This enhances file management and accessibility.

You separate markdown content by level 2 headings by utilizing command-line parsing to read the file and slice it into structured documents. This segmentation uses the headings as strict boundaries for the output files.

Yes, you can use command-line parsing to segment markdown files for better navigation. The operation expects input files in markdown format and processes them to simplify navigation for users dealing with large documentation.

Yes, this markdown file splitting method works without external dependencies. It operates as a standalone script component, requiring only the markdown file path and an output directory to execute the segmentation.

You should not use heading-based sharding for markdown files if your document lacks level 2 headings or relies on a different heading structure. The segmentation strictly expects level 2 headings to define the boundaries.