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A simple terminal UI for git commands that streamlines complex workflows without the overhead of heavy GUIs.

The universal document converter and technical engine for multi-format publishing and data sanitization.
Pandoc is a robust, Haskell-based command-line tool designed to convert files from one markup format to another with high fidelity. As of 2026, it remains the gold standard for document engineering due to its unique architecture, which uses an internal Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) to mediate between over 80 input and output formats. This 'hub-and-spoke' model ensures that semantic structure—such as headers, lists, and citations—is preserved across transitions from Markdown to Docx, LaTeX to HTML, or IPYNB to PDF. In the contemporary AI landscape, Pandoc has evolved into a critical utility for Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) pipelines, allowing developers to programmatically sanitize and structure legacy enterprise data (PDFs, Word docs) into clean, machine-readable Markdown for LLM ingestion. Its extensibility via Lua filters allows for sophisticated, programmatic manipulation of document content during the conversion process, enabling automated redaction, styling, and metadata injection. Whether integrated into CI/CD pipelines for technical documentation or used by researchers to generate publication-ready manuscripts, Pandoc’s stability and performance make it an indispensable asset in the 2026 software stack.
Parses documents into a JSON-represented AST, allowing for programmatic structural changes before writing to the target format.
A simple terminal UI for git commands that streamlines complex workflows without the overhead of heavy GUIs.
The version-controlled prompt registry for professional LLM orchestration.
The Developer-First Workflow-as-Code Platform for Orchestrating Human and Machine Tasks.
A command-line task runner that eliminates the syntax debt of Make for modern software engineering.
Verified feedback from the global deployment network.
Post queries, share implementation strategies, and help other users.
A built-in Lua interpreter that allows users to write scripts to modify the AST during the conversion process.
Can read and write .ipynb files, preserving code blocks, outputs, and cell metadata.
Uses the Citation Style Language (CSL) to format bibliographies and in-text citations in any style (APA, MLA, etc.).
Uses a 'reference.docx' or 'reference.odt' to inherit styles, margins, and fonts for Microsoft Word output.
Supports LaTeX math, MathML, and MathJax for high-quality mathematical rendering across all formats.
Accepts YAML metadata blocks to populate templates dynamically during conversion.
Legacy PDF and Docx files contain noise (headers, footers, styling) that degrades RAG performance.
Registry Updated:2/7/2026
Developers write in Markdown, but clients require professional PDF and Docx manuals.
Journals require specific LaTeX templates or Word formats that are difficult to manage manually.