output-format

Standardize CLI command outputs for consistent readability by applying centralized formatting templates. This enforces uniform layout, spacing, and typography across all plugin commands to ensure outputs are clear and easy to scan.

Formatting tables and progress bars in command line outputs is best handled by context-aware style guides. Adapting the style to the specific content type ensures every list, tree, or checklist remains visually consistent.

Keep plugin command outputs visually consistent by referencing a centralized formatting guide. This provides standardized templates that enforce uniform layout and typography across all commands and contexts.

You do not need any external dependencies to apply consistent output formatting templates. The skill operates independently, providing a reference format and Quick Start example directly in its guide for immediate adoption.

You can use a single style guide to format multiple content types like trees and checklists. The formatting reference adapts its style contextually to various content types while maintaining overall consistency.

Command line output formatting looks inconsistent between different commands when lacking a centralized reference. Without standardized templates for spacing and typography, each command outputs results with varying visual layouts.