Portable prose
Headings, paragraphs, emphasis, quotes, lists, links, images, and code cover most durable documentation.
Markdown profile
Use MDLoom's CommonMark 0.31.2 target when a small, specified syntax surface matters more than tables, task lists, or product-specific extras.
The editor stores the selected profile ID and performs a source-preserving dry-run before a profile switch. Full historical renderer replay is a separate release gate.
Good fit
Headings, paragraphs, emphasis, quotes, lists, links, images, and code cover most durable documentation.
The profile targets the named specification and has repository fixtures for representative behavior rather than relying on a vague “standard Markdown” label.
Tables, task lists, strikethrough, math, diagrams, alerts, and footnotes are not silently added.
Raw HTML remains governed by MDLoom's explicit policy and sanitizer; a syntax standard is not a security boundary.
Example
# Field notes
A portable paragraph with **emphasis**.
1. Observe the source.
2. Keep the structure clear.
> Meaning survives a plain-text view.
```sh
printf 'hello\n'
```A portable paragraph with emphasis.
Meaning survives a plain-text view.
printf 'hello\n'