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Use when a report needs rich visual elements — bar charts, stacked/proportional bars, alert boxes, tree hierarchies, term/definition glossaries, or code blocks — instead of hand-drawn ASCII or manual Markdown. Markout ships these as data types (Metric,…
Use when a Markout report must adapt to its data — show or hide whole sections, drop table columns that are empty/uniform, filter output to a chosen set of sections, or render one model into several shapes ("one model, many views"). This is Markout's…
Use when generating Markdown or other structured output (plain text, ANSI, pretty tables, TSV/JSONL) from C# objects, or when diagnosing Markout source-generator errors such as MARKOUT006. Markout replaces hand-built strings in CLIs, tools, reports, and agent…
Use when a single value must render dense in Markdown but decompose into typed columns in TSV/JSONL — before/after changes, fractions, shares, percentages, segment breakdowns, deltas and goal polarity — including MarkoutNumberFormat for Change<V> counts — or…
Use when you need output other than default Markdown — plain text / Unicode, ANSI terminal (Spectre), pretty aligned tables, or TSV/JSONL exports — or when one model must serve several formats from a single render path (a CLI `--format` switch). Also covers…