Required Plugins

Superpowers plugin: MUST be active for all work using this skill. Use throughout the entire build pipeline — design decisions, code generation, debugging, quality checks, and any task where it offers enhanced capabilities. If superpowers provides a better way to accomplish something, prefer it over the default approach.

Markdown Lint Cleanup

Overview

Use this skill to clean markdown files so they pass lint checks with zero warnings. It focuses on consistent headings, spacing, and fenced code block language tags.

When to Use

• Markdown lint warnings appear (MD022, MD032, MD036, MD040, MD031)
• Documentation updates need a clean lint pass
• Large docs need formatting normalization without content changes

Core Rules (Required)

1. Headings must be proper headings
   • Replace bold-only headings with ##, ###, etc.
2. Blank lines around lists
   • Add a blank line before and after lists
3. Blank lines around fenced code blocks
   • Surround code fences with blank lines
4. Language tags on fenced code blocks
   • Use bash, php, sql, or text as appropriate

Common Fixes

MD036: Emphasis used instead of a heading

Replace:

Section Title

With:

Section Title

MD032: Blanks around lists

Ensure blank lines before and after lists:

Text paragraph.

• Item one
• Item two

Next paragraph.

MD022: Blanks around headings

Add a blank line before and after headings:

Paragraph text.

Heading

• List item

MD040: Fenced code language

Add a language identifier:

Example output line

MD031: Blanks around fences

Ensure fences are separated from other text:

Paragraph text.

php scripts/verify_uom_system.php

File Safety

• Do not change meaning or content structure
• Only adjust formatting to satisfy lint rules
• Preserve links and references exactly

Recommended Workflow

1. Identify lint warnings and their line numbers
2. Apply targeted fixes (headings, spacing, code fence languages)
3. Re-check lint until clean

Output Expectations

• No markdown lint warnings
• No content meaning changes
• Consistent formatting across documents