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html-to-md

Skill0 starsChanged 9 days agoMITView on GitHub

Convert HTML documents to clean Markdown via pandoc. Use when the user asks to convert HTML to markdown or import a .html file into markdown.

1 other project uses a version of this, 1 of them edited.

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    Run the project's Markdown linter over the output to fix heading hierarchy and list spacing.

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Files
SKILL.md

Html To Md

Convert HTML documents to clean Markdown. Strips inline styles, scripts, and tracking pixels while preserving semantic structure.

Quick Start

node skills/html-to-md/scripts/html-to-md.cjs page.html page.md

What's preserved

  • Headings, paragraphs, lists, blockquotes
  • Tables (when structure is regular)
  • Links and inline code
  • Image references (URLs kept as-is)
  • Emphasis (bold, italic, strikethrough)

What's dropped

  • Inline style attributes
  • <script> and <style> blocks
  • Tracking pixels and analytics tags
  • Most <div>/<span> wrappers (semantic content preserved)

Optional flags

FlagEffect
--extract-imagesCopy referenced local images to an images/ folder; remote URLs remain unchanged
--no-extract-imagesPreserve original local and remote image references
--wrap NLine wrap width (default: 0, no wrapping)

Post-conversion

  • Run the project's Markdown linter over the output to fix heading hierarchy and list spacing. When Core is installed, use its lint-clean-markdown skill.
  • HTML often has multiple <h1> tags; Markdown wants exactly one.

Related

  • docx-to-md — Word source
  • Markdown linting — clean up the result with the project's linter or the lint-clean-markdown skill

Would Revise If

Revisit this skill if Pandoc changes html-to-md flag semantics, local image extraction fails on a supported source, or remote image download becomes a required capability rather than an explicit non-feature.

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