This looks great, and I’ve bookmarked to give it a go.
Any reason you’ve opted for custom markdown formats with the @ syntax rather than using something like frontmatter?
Very conscious that this would prevent any markdown rendering in github etc.
Any reason you’ve opted for custom markdown formats with the @ syntax rather than using something like frontmatter?
Very conscious that this would prevent any markdown rendering in github etc.
> Yeah, I did briefly consider front-matter, but ended up with inline @ tags because I thought it kept the entire document feeling like one coherent spec instead of header-data + body, front matter felt like config to me, but this is 0.0.1 so things might change :)