pipeline-md-writer

To convert approved drafts into delivery Markdown documents, the pipeline processes discovery drafts (versions 1.1–1.8) and outputs intermediate Markdown files under the project structure, ensuring workspace conventions are consistently applied.

Standardizing Markdown frontmatter fields across project documentation is achieved by automatically validating and inserting required metadata attributes like title, project-name, version, status, author, category, area, and tags into the output files.

Formatting automation handles Markdown tables, headings, and wikilinks by parsing the draft content and consistently applying predefined workspace formatting rules to ensure structural alignment and proper wiki link resolution.

Yes, you can use pipeline draft processing for intermediate files before final delivery. The workflow transforms approved discovery drafts into intermediate Markdown files specifically designed for a consolidator to process.

Yes, you need approved discovery drafts to generate formatted Markdown documentation. The pipeline requires approved versions 1.1 through 1.8 as input to produce polished, workspace-compliant Markdown outputs.

Markdown documentation pipelines fail to expand acronyms consistently when formatting rules are not uniformly enforced. The pipeline resolves this by automatically expanding acronyms and applying predefined formatting rules during document generation.