validate

To validate documentation against Obsidian Markdown rules, you can use a script that checks frontmatter fields, Wikilink syntax, heading formats, list consistency, and code block tags. This ensures your files meet strict formatting guidelines.

Documentation compliance checks before a pull request should verify frontmatter fields, filename patterns, line counts, and tense consistency. Running these checks catches errors early and ensures project-wide consistency for modified files.

Frontmatter validation for MJ System Framework v4 works by using deterministic scripts to analyze instruction fields and enforce required metadata. It checks frontmatter structure, audience matching, and content boundaries to ensure full compliance.

Yes, you can check Markdown syntax for duplicate detection and table pipe escaping using automated validation scripts. These scripts also enforce callout types and heading formats to maintain strict Obsidian Markdown standards.

The best way to automate linting for Markdown documentation is running a Python validation script that checks filename patterns, line counts, and list consistency. This deterministic approach enforces compliance and catches formatting errors early.

Documentation validation fails on Wikilink syntax and callout types when files do not adhere to established Obsidian Markdown standards. The validation script performs strict checks on these elements to enforce project formatting guidelines.