Practice and references
Task: a project brief someone can continue
Start a .md file with this skeleton and add real, non-sensitive content:
---
title: Local document experiment
lang: en
tags: [practice]
---
# Background
Describe the reader, problem and sources.
# Decision
**Acceptance:** Reopen the saved file with text and images intact.
- [ ] Complete the draft
- [ ] Check sources
| Option | Limitation |
| -------- | ------------------------------------ |
| Markdown | Images travel separately |
| Yeli | Editable HTML needs a trusted source |
```text
This is displayed content, not executed code.
```
Human acceptance
- Inspect heading levels, paragraphs, lists, links and tables; import
.mdinto Yeli. - Embed one local image with a description. Save a practice
.yeli.html, close it and reopen it. - Try undo and preview a historical version. Restore only a different version and confirm before doing so.
- Export
.mdand read-only HTML. Compare their text and check image limitations in Markdown and resources in the read-only output.
Give an Agent a bounded task
Ask: “Pre-read and extract first. Change one sentence only in Decision. Use the original hash to reject stale edits, write a new copy and validate it. Report the diff and whether the shell changed.” Follow the Agent tutorial. Verify facts and formatting as well as ok: true.
References and further reading
This course uses original structure and examples to cover the user-requested scope. These references do not declare Yeli feature support:
- Markdown introduction: uses, workflow and dialects.
- Cheat sheet: basic and extended syntax at a glance.
- Basic syntax: headings, paragraphs, emphasis, quotes, lists, code, links, images, escaping and HTML.
- Extended syntax: tables, fenced code, footnotes, heading IDs, definition lists, strikethrough, tasks, emoji, highlighting, sub/superscripts and autolinks.
Primary sources for history and semantics are Gruber's project, CommonMark and GFM. Return to the cheat sheet or read Yeli's mission to understand the single-file choice.