What does the `validate` tool return?
It returns detailed error information including line numbers, rule descriptions, error details, and the range of text affected.
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MCP server for enforcing markdownlint rules on generated markdown content
No standard config provided
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A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that validates markdown content against markdownlint rules. It is designed for AI/LLM integration and can be used by tools like Cursor to improve generated markdown quality.
Install via npm install markdownlint-mcp-server, then run as a CLI with markdownlint-mcp-server or import as a library. The server listens for MCP messages on stdio. Cursor can connect automatically; when generating markdown, Cursor sends content to the validate tool and uses the validation results to refine output.
It returns detailed error information including line numbers, rule descriptions, error details, and the range of text affected.
Two tools: `validate` (accepts markdown content and optional config) and `rules` (returns available markdownlint rules).
Yes. The `validate` tool accepts an optional `config` object that can override the default markdownlint recommended rules.
Node.js (tested on 18.x and 20.x). Install via npm. No external authentication or database is required; the server communicates over stdio using the MCP protocol.
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