Enforce blank lines and punctuation in Markdown lists for pandoc rendering.
npx skills add https://github.com/wolf5996/agentic-skills --skill md-format
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: md-format Source: https://github.com/wolf5996/agentic-skills/tree/main/md-format Command: npx skills add https://github.com/wolf5996/agentic-skills --skill md-format
This Skill prevents markdown, R Markdown, and Quarto list formatting from breaking when pandoc collapses bullet items into inline text.
Use the md-format skill when editing your .md, .rmd, or .qmd and double-check that every bullet list has a blank line immediately before its first item so pandoc renders it correctly.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Pandoc renders bullet lists as inline text when the required blank line before the first list item is missing. Enforcing blank-line placement before lists restores vertical rendering.
Fix bullet list rendering failures in Quarto and R Markdown by enforcing a blank line before the first list item. Avoiding em dashes and using bold-colon structures also improves list consistency.
Yes, this markdown formatting approach works with Hugo, Quarto, and other pandoc pipelines. It applies consistent list formatting rules across .md, .rmd, and .qmd files for predictable documentation rendering.
The best way to format punctuation in pandoc bullet lists is discouraging em dashes and using clearer bold text with colons. This prevents readability degradation and maintains structural consistency.
You need to add blank lines before markdown lists in scientific writing whenever a preceding paragraph or heading immediately precedes the list. This prevents pandoc from collapsing bullet items into inline text.
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