Enforce consistent Markdown style and structure across a docs/ directory.
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This skill enforces a consistent Markdown style and structure for documentation.
Run the md-janitor workflow on your docs/ folder to audit and align all Markdown files to the standard style.
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To enforce consistent Markdown style, run an automated workflow that audits your docs directory and aligns files to a standard structure, applying kebab-case file names and prescribed document layouts.
Standard Markdown document structure requires a title, an introductory sentence, a prerequisites section, and an optional removal section for maintainability, while prohibiting problematic headings and inline code fences.
Fix non-compliant Markdown files by running a review and restructuring workflow that renames files to kebab-case and applies appropriate prefixes like setup- or guide- based on root-level directory conventions.
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