bmad-shard-doc

Splitting large markdown documents into smaller sections requires parsing markdown headers and dividing the file by specified header levels. This process breaks down massive text files into manageable pieces, defaulting to level 2 headers for organization.

Managing and navigating long markdown files is best achieved by splitting them into smaller, organized sections based on header levels. This document organization technique separates content by level 2 headers, making large files easier to navigate and manage.

Customizing the header level for markdown text splitting is supported. While the default section level divides documents at level 2 headers, users can specify a user-defined section level to control exactly how the document is divided.

Document sharding defaults to splitting markdown files at level 2 headers. If your markdown file lacks level 2 headers, you must specify a user-defined section level that matches the headers present in your document to ensure successful text splitting.

Triggering the document sharding process for a markdown file requires executing the 'perform shard document' command. This action automatically splits the markdown content into smaller, organized sections based on your specified section level.