What problem does it solve? Manually converting Markdown content into styled, self-contained HTML pages requires wiring together parsers, frontmatter handling, and CSS injection by hand. This Skill automates that pipeline so a Markdown file plus a brand definition produces one portable HTML document with no external dependencies. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Deterministic Markdown Rendering: Parses Markdown via markdown-it with GFM tables, task lists, strikethrough, auto-linked URLs, heading anchors, and smart typography. - Frontmatter Support: Extracts YAML/TOML frontmatter with gray-matter so title and document-type metadata override CLI flags. - Brand CSS Injection: Renders brand tokens into an inline <style> block via the template-forge vite-shell-css template, producing a single self-contained file. - Use Case: A technical writer has a product brief in Markdown and a registered brand TOML. Running the conversion produces a branded, semantic HTML article ready to share or archive without any external CSS or JS. ## Quick Start Convert my Markdown file docs/brief.md into a branded HTML page using the acme brand and save it as output/brief.html.
