docmd uses the fast lite-hl engine for native syntax highlighting. Specify the language identifier on every fenced block to apply appropriate lexical rules.

Syntax Highlighting

Declare the language identifier after the opening fence delimiter:

```typescript
async function build(config: string): Promise<void> {
  await initialise(config);
}
```

async function build(config: string): Promise<void> {
  await initialise(config);
}

Code Block Titles

Supply a double-quoted filename string after the language tag to render a styled title bar above the code container:

```json "docmd.config.json"
{
  "title": "My Documentation",
  "src": "docs/"
}
```

{
  "title": "My Documentation",
  "src": "docs/"
}

Supported Languages

docmd supports popular programming languages and data formats out of the box:

• Programming: javascript, typescript, python, rust, go, ruby, csharp, c, cpp
• Web Languages: html, css, markdown
• Data & Shell: json, yaml, bash, powershell, dockerfile, toml
• Diagrams & Logs: mermaid, changelog

AI Context Strategy

When writing code snippets for human readers and AI agents:

1. Explicit Language Tags: Use explicit language identifiers (typescript, bash, json) rather than relying on auto-detection to ensure accurate tokenization for llms.txt.
2. Explanatory Inline Comments: Use inline comments to explain architectural decisions and non-obvious logic.