convert-plaintext-to-md

To convert plaintext documentation into Markdown, use instruction-driven conversion to map sections, headers, lists, and code blocks into a normalized structure. This process transforms unstructured text into well-structured, readable Markdown files without manual reformatting.

Migrating legacy READMEs to Markdown is best handled by applying documented conversion options or using a reference Markdown file as a template. This preserves existing formatting conventions while standardizing headers, lists, and inline metadata for consistent documentation.

Yes, you can use a reference Markdown file as a template during text-to-markdown conversion. This reference-based templating approach ensures that the output matches your specific formatting conventions, including header transformations and inline metadata normalization.

To normalize headers and code blocks when converting text to Markdown, apply pattern-based selection and documented conversion rules. This maps unstructured plain text elements into properly formatted Markdown syntax while maintaining structural consistency across technical documentation.

Yes, converting plaintext to Markdown supports stop-line control for processing release notes and technical documentation. This feature allows you to define specific boundaries within the text, ensuring finalize polishing only applies to the targeted sections.