markdown-preview

Render Markdown previews by converting checked-in READMEs and docs into durable terminal-rendered text artifacts. This generates width-specific outputs that improve readability for documentation review and collaboration workflows.

A terminal-rendered Markdown preview artifact is a durable text file generated from repository Markdown source. It captures the exact terminal output appearance using a Glow-compatible backend, allowing reviewers to inspect formatted docs without running a live renderer.

Yes, rendering Markdown previews requires Python 3 and a Glow-compatible backend to produce width-specific text artifacts. If the Glow backend is unavailable, the process gracefully degrades by emitting explicit degraded preview artifacts indicating the backend issue.

Yes, you can control rendering scope, target widths, and artifact paths through repo-local configuration discovery. This allows documentation workflows to generate terminal-rendered previews tailored to specific review requirements.

When the Glow backend is unavailable, the Markdown rendering process gracefully degrades by emitting explicit degraded preview artifacts. These artifacts indicate the backend issue, ensuring documentation workflows continue without failing completely.

Automate Markdown rendering by running a helper script that discovers repo-local config and renders checked-in docs at specified widths. This produces durable terminal-rendered preview artifacts, providing readable outputs for automated documentation review pipelines.