markdown-conventions

To enforce one-sentence-per-line formatting in Markdown documentation, apply project-specific markdown rules during writing and editing workflows. This standardizes prose style across documents and improves version control diffs by isolating changes to individual sentences.

The best Markdown conventions for improving git diffs include writing one sentence per line, using compact tables without extra spaces, and applying sequential numbering in ordered lists. These rules standardize document style and isolate textual changes for cleaner version control histories.

To set up a YAML frontmatter schema for Markdown plans and retrospectives, apply project-specific markdown rules that define required metadata fields. This enforces structural consistency across planning documents and standardizes retrospective formatting.

Yes, this Markdown linting approach works without external dependencies. It provides project-specific rules that differ from standard markdownlint defaults and can be loaded directly during writing and editing workflows to enforce formatting conventions.

You need custom Markdown rules instead of standard markdownlint defaults when your project requires specific conventions like one-sentence-per-line prose, compact tables without extra spaces, sequential numbering, and language-tagged fenced code blocks for documentation quality.