vale-style-authoring-actions

To create custom Vale actions, you write a script in the 'scripts/' directory and link it to a rule in your Vale style configuration to dynamically fix linter errors. This enables automated suggestions and replacements for your documentation.

Vale fixers are action types like `edit`, `remove`, and `replace` that apply dynamic fixes to custom Vale rules. They work by executing scripts that automatically modify text based on your style configuration.

Yes, you can use Vale actions to convert camelCase to snake_case. The Skill provides practical examples for implementing this exact text transformation by writing a custom fixer and linking it to your Vale rule.

Yes, authoring Vale fixers requires a solid understanding of Vale rule configurations and scripting capabilities. You must properly configure your Vale styles to link scripts from the 'scripts/' directory to the relevant rules.

The `suggest` action proposes alternative text to the user, while the `replace` action automatically swaps the matched text. Both are Vale action types used to implement custom fixes within your style rules.