Organize and standardize Markdown article metadata with frontmatter fields and patch rules.
npx skills add https://github.com/datisthq/livemark --skill livemark-authoring
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: livemark-authoring Source: https://github.com/datisthq/livemark/tree/main/skills/authoring Command: npx skills add https://github.com/datisthq/livemark --skill livemark-authoring
Livemark content authors often struggle to consistently place Markdown files, apply frontmatter correctly, and manage sidebar groups, URL paths, images, and patches without polluting upstream sources.
Add or update a Markdown article using the include globs, apply frontmatter defaults, and leverage patches to adjust existing files.
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You can apply frontmatter metadata to existing Markdown files like README.md using patch rules, which adjust content for rendering without mutating the original upstream sources.
Organizing Markdown articles in Livemark involves applying frontmatter fields and patch rules to standardize metadata, manage sidebar grouping, and handle lifecycle changes like renaming and reordering within include globs.
Deriving URL paths and handling images for Livemark articles is managed by applying frontmatter defaults and patch rules, ensuring correct URL derivation and asset handling within the project structure.
Creating a Livemark Markdown article satisfies optional frontmatter field schemas including title, description, icon, date, author, tags, and group, guided by templates and defaults.
Yes, you can perform lifecycle changes such as renaming, reordering, and hiding Markdown articles within the sidebar structure by applying standardized frontmatter fields and patch rules.
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