Enforce Markdown conventions for headings, code blocks, links, and tables.
npx skills add https://github.com/rory-data/copilot --skill markdown-conventions
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: markdown-conventions Source: https://github.com/rory-data/copilot/tree/main/skills/markdown-conventions Command: npx skills add https://github.com/rory-data/copilot --skill markdown-conventions
Documentation often suffers from inconsistent formatting and unclear structure. This skill defines and enforces standardized Markdown conventions to improve readability, maintainability, and quality across projects.
Follow these conventions when creating or editing Markdown documentation to ensure consistent structure.
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You can enforce consistent Markdown formatting by applying standardized conventions for headings, lists, code blocks, and tables to improve readability and maintainability across README files and knowledge bases.
A Markdown style guide should include rules for front matter presence, no H1 usage, language standards, fenced code blocks with language, descriptive links, proper table formatting, and a 400-character line limit.
To standardize README files, apply rules that enforce specific structure conventions like requiring front matter and prohibiting H1 tags, ensuring your documentation maintains a uniform style across projects.
No specific linter is required as a dependency. You can apply these Markdown conventions directly when creating or editing technical documentation to ensure consistent structure and clear formatting.
Avoiding H1 headings enforces a standardized structure across technical docs, relying on other heading levels and front matter to maintain consistent formatting and improve documentation readability.
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