Quarkdown is a Turing-complete Markdown flavor — functions, variables, loops, conditionals — that compiles to HTML or PDF. It’s a programmable alternative to LaTeX, and honestly the cleanest way I’ve found to produce typeset documents from plain text. I built a Claude Skill that teaches Claude to author .qd files correctly: pick the right .doctype , build a real cover page, avoid the silent traps (double page breaks before
, lazy-line paragraph merging, missing figure captions, etc.). It works in Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and any other agent that supports the skills.sh ecosystem. Install npx skills add uditya-kumar/quarkdown-skill Evals Pass rate on a 26+ task Quarkdown suite, with and without the skill loaded: Links Repo: https://github.com/uditya-kumar/quarkdown-skill Quarkdown itself: https://github.com/iamgio/quarkdown skills.sh listing: https://skills.sh/s/uditya-kumar/quarkdown-skill submitted by /u/Eastern_Law9358
Originally posted by u/Eastern_Law9358 on r/ClaudeCode