dify-docs-format-check-cjk

To check Chinese and Japanese markdown formatting issues, you can audit changed Markdown or MDX files against deterministic rules, validating frontmatter, headings, links, punctuation, and spacing.

The best way to review Japanese and Chinese docs before a release is to run a final translation-batch audit that scans for formatting compliance, verifying structural elements like headings and disclaimer placement file by file.

You validate frontmatter and punctuation spacing in CJK documentation by applying linter-backed deterministic rules to scan Markdown and MDX files, catching inconsistent formatting before manual review.

Yes, you can audit MDX files for disclaimer placement during translation batches, as the formatting compliance check validates structural elements like disclaimers alongside links and headings.

To spot check formatting when a translated markdown page looks structurally off, you can run an ad hoc format audit on the specific file to identify violations in headings, links, or frontmatter.