ki-authoring

You can enforce consistent Markdown formatting by running the `ki:authoring:conform` command, which audits documents against established style guide rules and automatically conforms tables, footnotes, links, and code blocks to the standard conventions.

To standardize TOML configuration files, this Skill enforces consistent formatting specifically for `.ki-config.toml` files, auditing them against established conventions and automatically conforming them to ensure project-wide consistency and maintainability.

Yes, you need Prettier, markdownlint, and markdownlint-cli2 installed as dependencies, because this Skill requires these external tools to execute its core formatting, auditing, and automatic conformance logic for Markdown and TOML files.

The best way to initialize an authoring environment is to use this Skill's initialization feature, which sets up the necessary configuration files and rules to enforce formatting and style guide compliance across your Markdown and TOML documents.

Markdown formatting can break when external tool specifications change, but you can run the Skill's refresh feature to update the authoring conventions, ensuring your formatting rules reflect the latest changes in external tools and specifications.

Yes, you can audit Markdown and TOML files without overwriting content, because this Skill provides distinct audit and conform commands, allowing you to review documents against formatting rules before applying automatic changes.