Markout — Coding Agent Integration Guide

To convert .NET objects to Markdown for CLI reporting, you define a model with [MarkoutSerializable], register a [MarkoutContext], and call MarkoutSerializer.Serialize to produce structured documents.

Rendering API responses as ANSI or plain text in dotnet is done by annotating the response model with [MarkoutSerializable] and using MarkoutSerializer to output colored ANSI or plain text lists.

Yes, you need to register a [MarkoutContext] before serializing models to text documents, as the MarkoutSerializer requires a registered context to process MarkoutSerializable types and apply field layouts.

You can customize field layouts and optional sections when generating Markdown tables from domain models by configuring the MarkoutSerializer across supported renderers like Markdown, ANSI, and plain text.

Yes, Markout works without external dependencies for automation pipelines, as it relies entirely on built-in shapes and internal renderers to transform .NET objects into readable CLI documents.