gaia-merge-docs

To merge multiple Markdown files, provide a directory of sharded files or an explicit list of file paths and specify an output path. The tool validates inputs and consolidates the shards in order to generate a single merged document.

Yes, merging Markdown shards preserves heading hierarchy and cross-references. It maintains consistent section numbering and resolves cross-references to anchors within the newly consolidated document.

If you provide an empty list of files to merge, the process will fail fast. This validation prevents producing an empty artifact and ensures only valid inputs are processed.

The best way to reassemble distributed Markdown documentation is to merge the shards from a specified directory or file list. This approach cleanly consolidates distributed docs while maintaining section numbering and cross-references.

Yes, you can specify the output path for the merged Markdown artifact. After validating inputs and merging the provided shards in order, the tool generates the final document at your user-specified path.