Does it handle programming code highlighting?

Absolutely. It identifies the specific programming language and applies the correct syntax identifier to triple-backtick fenced blocks.

Is the output compatible with platforms like GitHub?

Yes, the skill produces GitHub Flavored Markdown (GFM) compatible content that is ideal for README.md files, wikis, and pull request descriptions.

How does it handle document hierarchy?

It intelligently assigns H1 for titles, H2 for major sections, and H3 for subsections to ensure a logical and accessible document flow.

Can it generate tables from raw text?

Yes, the skill can analyze structured data comparisons and transform them into clean, readable Markdown tables.

What formatting styles does this skill support?

It follows industry standards using ATX-style headings (#), fenced code blocks with language identifiers, and reference-style links for cleaner URL management.

Markdown Formatter

Name: Markdown Formatter
Author: beshkenadze

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Learning & Documentation

Transforms unstructured text into clean, well-organized Markdown documentation with proper hierarchy and syntax highlighting.

About

The Markdown Formatter skill empowers Claude to convert raw text, messy notes, or technical specs into professional-grade Markdown documentation. By automatically applying consistent heading hierarchies, syntax-aware code blocks, and structured tables, it ensures your project READMEs, API guides, and technical notes adhere to industry best practices. It is an essential tool for developers and technical writers who need to produce readable, standardized documentation quickly while maintaining strict formatting rules like ATX-style headings and optimized line lengths.

Key Features

Smart list creation for ordered, unordered, and nested content
Clean table generation for structured data and comparisons
Automatic heading hierarchy (H1-H4) for logical document structure
Standardized formatting including reference-style links and optimized line lengths
Syntax highlighting for multiple programming languages in fenced code blocks
0 GitHub stars

Use Cases

Formatting messy meeting notes into organized project summaries
Standardizing README files and wikis across multiple code repositories
Converting raw API descriptions into structured technical documentation

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Key Features

Smart list creation for ordered, unordered, and nested content
Clean table generation for structured data and comparisons
Automatic heading hierarchy (H1-H4) for logical document structure
Standardized formatting including reference-style links and optimized line lengths
Syntax highlighting for multiple programming languages in fenced code blocks
0 GitHub stars

Use Cases

Formatting messy meeting notes into organized project summaries
Standardizing README files and wikis across multiple code repositories
Converting raw API descriptions into structured technical documentation