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feat(baoyu-format-markdown): add reader-perspective analysis phase and restructure workflow 

- Add Step 2 content analysis from reader's perspective (highlights, structure, formatting issues)
- Output analysis to {filename}-analysis.md as formatting blueprint
- Restructure from 8 steps to 7 steps with clearer phase separation
- Add explicit do/don't formatting principles
- Add completion report template with change summary
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# Markdown Formatter
Transforms plain text or markdown files into well-structured markdown with proper frontmatter, formatting, and typography.
Transforms plain text or markdown into well-structured, reader-friendly markdown. The goal is to help readers quickly grasp key points, highlights, and structure — without changing any original content.
**Core principle**: Only adjust formatting and fix obvious typos. Never add, delete, or rewrite content.
## Script Directory
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## Usage
Claude performs content analysis and formatting (Steps 1-6), then runs the script for typography fixes (Step 7).
The workflow has two phases: **Analyze** (understand the content) then **Format** (apply formatting). Claude performs content analysis and formatting (Steps 1-5), then runs the script for typography fixes (Step 6).
## Workflow
### Step 1: Read Source File
### Step 1: Read & Detect Content Type
Read the user-specified markdown or plain text file.
### Step 1.5: Detect Content Type & Confirm
**Content Type Detection:**
Read the user-specified file, then detect content type:
| Indicator | Classification |
|-----------|----------------|
| Has `---` YAML frontmatter | Markdown |
| Has `#`, `##`, `###` headings | Markdown |
| Has `**bold**`, `*italic*` | Markdown |
| Has `- ` or `1. ` lists | Markdown |
| Has ``` code blocks | Markdown |
| Has `> ` blockquotes | Markdown |
| Has `**bold**`, `*italic*`, lists, code blocks, blockquotes | Markdown |
| None of above | Plain text |
**Decision Flow:**
┌─────────────────┬────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ Content Type │ Action │
├─────────────────┼────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ Plain text │ Proceed to Step 2 (format to markdown) │
├─────────────────┼────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ Markdown │ Use AskUserQuestion to confirm optimization │
└─────────────────┴────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
**If Markdown detected, ask user:**
```
Detected existing markdown formatting. What would you like to do?
1. Optimize formatting (Recommended)
- Add/improve frontmatter, headings, bold, lists
- Analyze content, improve headings, bold, lists for readability
- Run typography script (spacing, emphasis fixes)
- Output: {filename}-formatted.md
2. Keep original formatting
- Preserve existing markdown structure
- Run typography script (spacing, emphasis fixes)
- Run typography script only
- Output: {filename}-formatted.md
3. Typography fixes only
@ -106,54 +91,73 @@ Detected existing markdown formatting. What would you like to do?
```
**Based on user choice:**
- **Optimize**: Continue to Step 2-8 (full workflow)
- **Keep original**: Skip Steps 2-5, copy file → Step 6-8 (run script on copy)
- **Typography only**: Skip Steps 2-6, run Step 7 on original file directly
- **Optimize**: Continue to Step 2 (full workflow)
- **Keep original**: Skip to Step 5, copy file then run Step 6
- **Typography only**: Skip to Step 6, run on original file directly
### Step 2: Analyze Content Structure
### Step 2: Analyze Content (Reader's Perspective)
Identify:
- Existing title (H1 `#`)
- Paragraph separations
- Keywords suitable for **bold**
- Parallel content convertible to lists
- Code snippets
- Quotations
Read the entire content carefully. Think from a reader's perspective: what would help them quickly understand and remember the key information?
### Step 3: Check/Create Frontmatter
Produce an analysis covering these dimensions:
**2.1 Highlights & Key Insights**
- Core arguments or conclusions the author makes
- Surprising facts, data points, or counterintuitive claims
- Memorable quotes or well-phrased sentences (golden quotes)
**2.2 Structure Assessment**
- Does the content have a clear logical flow? What is it?
- Are there natural section boundaries that lack headings?
- Are there long walls of text that could benefit from visual breaks?
**2.3 Reader-Important Information**
- Actionable advice or takeaways
- Definitions, explanations of key concepts
- Lists or enumerations buried in prose
- Comparisons or contrasts that would be clearer as tables
**2.4 Formatting Issues**
- Missing or inconsistent heading hierarchy
- Paragraphs that mix multiple topics
- Parallel items written as prose instead of lists
- Code, commands, or technical terms not marked as code
- Obvious typos or formatting errors
**Save analysis to file**: `{original-filename}-analysis.md`
The analysis file serves as the blueprint for Step 3. Use this format:
```markdown
# Content Analysis: {filename}
## Highlights & Key Insights
- [list findings]
## Structure Assessment
- Current flow: [describe]
- Suggested sections: [list heading candidates with brief rationale]
## Reader-Important Information
- [list actionable items, key concepts, buried lists, potential tables]
## Formatting Issues
- [list specific issues with location references]
## Typos Found
- [list any obvious typos with corrections, or "None found"]
```
### Step 3: Check/Create Frontmatter & Title
Check for YAML frontmatter (`---` block). Create if missing.
**Meta field handling:**
| Field | Processing |
|-------|------------|
| `title` | See Step 4 |
| `slug` | Infer from file path (e.g., `posts/2026/01/10/vibe-coding/` → `vibe-coding`) or generate from title |
| `title` | If frontmatter has `title` → use it. If first line is H1 → extract to frontmatter, remove H1 from body. If neither → generate 3 candidates, ask user to pick. |
| `slug` | Infer from file path or generate from title |
| `summary` | Generate engaging summary (100-150 characters) |
| `coverImage` | Check if `imgs/cover.png` exists in same directory; if so, use relative path (also accepted: `featureImage`) |
### Step 4: Title Handling
**Logic:**
1. If frontmatter already has `title` → use it, no H1 in body
2. If first line is H1 → extract to frontmatter `title`, remove H1 from body
3. If neither exists → generate candidate titles
**Title generation flow:**
1. Generate 3 candidate titles based on content
2. Use `AskUserQuestion` tool:
```
Select a title:
1. [Title A] (Recommended)
2. [Title B]
3. [Title C]
```
3. If no selection within a few seconds, use recommended (option 1)
| `coverImage` | Check if `imgs/cover.png` exists in same directory; if so, use relative path |
**Title principles:**
- Concise, max 20 characters
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- Engaging, sparks reading interest
- Accurate, avoids clickbait
**Important:** Once title is in frontmatter, body should NOT have H1 (avoid duplication)
Once title is in frontmatter, body should NOT have H1 (avoid duplication).
### Step 5: Format Processing
### Step 4: Format Content
**Formatting rules:**
Apply formatting guided by the Step 2 analysis. The goal is making the content scannable and the key points impossible to miss.
| Element | Format |
|---------|--------|
| Titles | Use `#`, `##`, `###` hierarchy |
| Key points | Use `**bold**` |
| Parallel items | Convert to `-` unordered or `1.` ordered lists |
| Code/commands | Use `` `inline` `` or ` ```block``` ` |
| Quotes/sayings | Use `>` blockquote |
| Separators | Use `---` where appropriate |
**Formatting toolkit:**
**Formatting principles:**
- Preserve original content and viewpoints
- Add formatting only, do not modify text
- Formatting serves readability
- Avoid over-formatting
| Element | When to use | Format |
|---------|-------------|--------|
| Headings | Natural topic boundaries, section breaks | `##`, `###` hierarchy |
| Bold | Key conclusions, important terms, core takeaways | `**bold**` |
| Unordered lists | Parallel items, feature lists, examples | `- item` |
| Ordered lists | Sequential steps, ranked items, procedures | `1. item` |
| Tables | Comparisons, structured data, option matrices | Markdown table |
| Code | Commands, file paths, technical terms, variable names | `` `inline` `` or fenced blocks |
| Blockquotes | Notable quotes, important warnings, cited text | `> quote` |
| Separators | Major topic transitions | `---` |
### Step 6: Save Formatted File
**Formatting principles — what NOT to do:**
- Do NOT add sentences, explanations, or commentary
- Do NOT delete or shorten any content
- Do NOT rephrase or rewrite the author's words
- Do NOT add headings that editorialize (e.g., "Amazing Discovery" — use neutral descriptive headings)
- Do NOT over-format: not every sentence needs bold, not every paragraph needs a heading
**Formatting principles — what TO do:**
- Preserve the author's voice, tone, and every word
- Use bold sparingly for genuinely important points
- Extract parallel items from prose into lists only when the structure is clearly there
- Add headings where the topic genuinely shifts
- Fix obvious typos (based on Step 2 findings)
### Step 5: Save Formatted File
Save as `{original-filename}-formatted.md`
Examples:
- `final.md` → `final-formatted.md`
- `draft-v1.md` → `draft-v1-formatted.md`
**If user chose "Keep original formatting" (from Step 1.5):**
- Copy original file to `{filename}-formatted.md` without modifications
- Proceed to Step 7 for typography fixes only
**Backup existing file:**
If `{filename}-formatted.md` already exists, backup before overwriting:
```bash
# Check if formatted file exists
if [ -f "{filename}-formatted.md" ]; then
# Backup with timestamp
mv "{filename}-formatted.md" "{filename}-formatted.backup-$(date +%Y%m%d-%H%M%S).md"
fi
```
Example:
- `final-formatted.md` exists → backup to `final-formatted.backup-20260128-143052.md`
### Step 6: Execute Typography Script
### Step 7: Execute Text Formatting Script
After saving, **must** run the formatting script:
Run the formatting script on the output file:
```bash
${BUN_X} ${SKILL_DIR}/scripts/main.ts {output-file-path} [options]
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| `--no-spacing` | | Do not add CJK/English spacing | |
| `--emphasis` | `-e` | Fix CJK emphasis punctuation issues | true |
| `--no-emphasis` | | Do not fix CJK emphasis issues | |
| `--help` | `-h` | Show help message | |
**Examples:**
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# Only fix emphasis issues, skip spacing
${BUN_X} ${SKILL_DIR}/scripts/main.ts article.md --no-spacing
# Disable all processing except frontmatter formatting
${BUN_X} ${SKILL_DIR}/scripts/main.ts article.md --no-spacing --no-emphasis
```
**Script performs (based on options):**
1. Fix CJK emphasis/bold punctuation issues (default: enabled)
2. Add CJK/English mixed text spacing via autocorrect (default: enabled)
3. Replace ASCII quotes `"..."` with fullwidth quotes `"..."` (default: disabled)
3. Replace ASCII quotes with fullwidth quotes (default: disabled)
4. Format frontmatter YAML (always enabled)
### Step 8: Display Results
### Step 7: Completion Report
Display a report summarizing all changes made:
```
**Formatting complete**
**Formatting Complete**
File: posts/2026/01/09/example/final-formatted.md
**Files:**
- Analysis: {filename}-analysis.md
- Formatted: {filename}-formatted.md
Changes:
- Added title: [title content]
- Added X bold markers
- Added X lists
- Added X code blocks
**Content Analysis Summary:**
- Highlights found: X key insights
- Golden quotes: X memorable sentences
- Formatting issues fixed: X items
**Changes Applied:**
- Frontmatter: [added/updated] (title, slug, summary)
- Headings added: X (##: N, ###: N)
- Bold markers added: X
- Lists created: X (from prose → list conversion)
- Tables created: X
- Code markers added: X
- Blockquotes added: X
- Typos fixed: X [list each: "原文" → "修正"]
**Typography Script:**
- CJK spacing: [applied/skipped]
- Emphasis fixes: [applied/skipped]
- Quote replacement: [applied/skipped]
```
## Formatting Example
**Before:**
```
This is plain text. First point is efficiency improvement. Second point is cost reduction. Third point is experience optimization. Use npm install to install dependencies.
```
**After:**
```markdown
---
title: Three Core Advantages
slug: three-core-advantages
summary: Discover the three key benefits that drive success in modern projects.
---
This is plain text.
**Main advantages:**
- Efficiency improvement
- Cost reduction
- Experience optimization
Use `npm install` to install dependencies.
```
Adjust the report to reflect actual changes — omit categories where no changes were made.
## Notes
- Preserve original writing style and tone
- Specify correct language for code blocks (e.g., `python`, `javascript`)
- Maintain CJK/English spacing standards
- Do not add content not present in original
- The analysis file is a working document — it helps maintain consistency between what was identified and what was formatted
## Extension Support