Keeping Markdown readable in both source and rendered form
Markdown is simple until a document grows to include nested lists, code blocks, tables, links, headings, and copied HTML. The tools in this category help format, inspect, convert, and clean Markdown and lightweight documentation so the source remains manageable. They are useful for README files, knowledge bases, technical notes, issue trackers, and documentation systems.
Always check the rendered result because Markdown dialects are not identical. A table, task list, or line break that works on one platform may render differently on another. When converting to or from HTML, review code blocks and inline characters carefully so syntax is not accidentally escaped or interpreted as markup.