What problem does it solve?
Long prose paragraphs in Markdown, AsciiDoc, LaTeX, and similar formats produce noisy diffs and poor editorial readability when wrapped arbitrarily. This Skill reflows text using the Semantic Line Breaks (SemBr) specification so each line carries one thought, making version control diffs and reviews cleaner without changing what readers see.
Core Features & Use Cases
- SemBr Rule Application: Breaks lines after sentences, clauses, and before lists according to the sembr.org specification, targeting 80 columns.
- Rendering-Safe Rewriting: Skips code blocks, tables, YAML frontmatter, and URLs so only line wrapping changes, never content or structure.
- Quality Verification: Checks rendering-equivalence, meaning-equivalence, and structure-equivalence before returning output.
- Use Case: A documentation maintainer pastes a long Markdown paragraph and receives it back with one sentence per line, producing minimal, reviewable diffs in future edits.
Quick Start
Reformat the following Markdown paragraph using Semantic Line Breaks while preserving its meaning and rendered output.