pdf-generation
PDF Book Generation
Overview
Converts a directory of ordered markdown chapters into a single, styled PDF book with table of contents, page numbers, and resolved inter-chapter links.
Core principle: The markdown files are the source of truth. The PDF is a derived artifact -- never edit the PDF directly.
When to Use
Automatically activates when:
- A request to generate a PDF from markdown chapters is made
- A
technical-overviewor similar multi-chapter doc set is ready for export - A printable or shareable version of documentation is needed
Prerequisites
Three tools must be installed before generation can proceed:
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