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Markdown authoring and processing — flavors, linting, conversion, and docs pipelines — use when writing or transforming Markdown.

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## Overview

Markdown is the default writing format for docs, READMEs, and increasingly for
LLM-facing content. But "Markdown" is a family of flavors (CommonMark, GFM,
MDX), and real pipelines need linting, link checking, and conversion. This skill
covers writing portable Markdown and building reliable Markdown toolchains.

## When to use

- Writing documentation, READMEs, or knowledge-base content
- Choosing between CommonMark, GitHub Flavored Markdown, and MDX
- Linting Markdown and enforcing style in CI
- Converting Markdown to/from HTML, PDF, DOCX, or other formats
- Building docs sites or processing Markdown programmatically (AST)
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