CONTEXT FORMATTING & LINTING

To fix MD025, MD060, and MD024 markdown lint errors in context files, apply an automated three-step workflow that converts metadata headings to bold descriptors, reformats table separators with proper spacing, and suffixes duplicate headings to ensure uniqueness without altering core content.

The best way to format markdown metadata headings is to convert top-level metadata blocks into bold descriptors and fix broken line continuations. This normalizes the metadata formatting to satisfy lint rules while preserving the original substantive content.

To resolve MD060 lint issues, reformat markdown table separators by inserting proper spacing around the pipes. This ensures the table formatting satisfies the lint requirements and improves overall readability without changing the table data.

To clear MD024 lint errors for duplicate headings, apply heading disambiguation by suffixing the duplicate headings. This creates unique, lint-compliant headings that resolve the IDE flags without altering the meaning of the core content.

Use automated markdown linting for context files when processing newly generated files or when your IDE reports MD025, MD060, or MD024 errors. It supports on-demand lint repairs during editing to ensure consistent metadata and headings.

Automated markdown lint repair does not change the core content of your context files. It strictly enforces formatting corrections on metadata, table separators, and duplicate headings to ensure reliability and readability without altering substantive text.