Enforces Markdown style rules including line length, headings, and UK spelling.
npx skills add https://github.com/zuzu59/z-skills --skill markdown-zuzu59
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: markdown Source: https://github.com/zuzu59/z-skills/tree/main/skills/Markdown Command: npx skills add https://github.com/zuzu59/z-skills --skill markdown-zuzu59
This Skill outlines clear Markdown guidelines to help teams write consistent, readable documentation.
Apply these rules to your next Markdown document to ensure consistent formatting.
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Consistent Markdown formatting is enforced by applying a style guide covering 80-character line length, UK English spelling, headings, lists, links, and prescribed frontmatter. This ensures uniform documentation style across all project files.
A Markdown style guide defines formatting rules for documentation projects, including line length limits, language conventions like UK English spelling, heading structures, list formats, and link syntax to maintain consistency and readability.
These Markdown formatting rules apply to both team and solo writing tasks. They guide the use of headings, lists, links, punctuation, and frontmatter to ensure clean and readable documentation regardless of project scale.
The best way to standardize Markdown elements is to apply prescribed rules for headings, lists, and links alongside consistent punctuation and 80-character line length limits. This improves readability and maintains uniform style across files.
This Markdown style guide enforces UK English spelling as a core language convention. It applies this alongside formatting rules for frontmatter, headings, lists, links, and an 80-character line length to ensure consistent documentation.
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