markdown-formatter

You can auto-fix markdown linting issues by running an automated formatter that validates documents against markdownlint rules and applies corrections. It handles project documentation, READMEs, and inline guides across single files or whole directories.

The best way to enforce consistent markdown formatting is using an automated linting and formatting tool that reports and auto-fixes issues across directories. It applies markdownlint rules and uses prettier to ensure uniform document style.

Markdown table alignment is fixed using the md_table_tool, which ensures consistent table formatting alongside standard markdownlint rule corrections. This handles table-specific structure issues that generic formatting might miss.

Yes, the markdown formatting workflow requires markdownlint-cli, prettier, and md_table_tool to be installed. These dependencies enable automated validation, rule enforcement, and table alignment fixes across your documentation files.

Yes, you can lint and auto-fix markdown files via CLI by running the formatter on your docs. It supports both CLI usage and agent integration, applying markdownlint rules and table alignment corrections to single files and entire directories.