/markdownForces clean, properly-formatted markdown with headings, lists, and code blocks.
Category: Output Formatting
Before / After
Write this as a doc.
/markdown Write a README for my open source library.
What changes in Claude's response
You get well-structured markdown with hierarchy: H1 title, H2 sections, code blocks with the right language tag, properly-formatted lists. /markdown is the inverse of /raw — explicit structure for output you'll render somewhere that supports it (GitHub, Notion, Obsidian).
Full deep dive locked
The complete analysis for /markdown — including when NOT to use it, the failure modes, and the codes it stacks with — is in the full cheat sheet along with 119 other tested prefixes.
Lifetime updates · 7-day refund · 3 tiers
More Output Formatting codes
ARTIFACTSStructures the output as discrete numbered deliverables you can act on independently.
/tableForces a markdown table for comparable data — even when Claude wouldn't pick a table on its own.
/bulletsPure bulleted output, zero prose. Even the introduction is a bullet.
/tldrForces a one-line summary above the full answer so you can skim or read.
/jsonReturns a valid JSON object only — no surrounding text, no explanation.
Get new codes + workflows weekly
Join 30+ developers getting tested prompt codes, skill files, and Claude workflows. One email when there’s something worth sharing.