FF Formatter

FF Formatter analyzes input text and code blocks, identifies language or format, and applies formatting rules to produce consistent indentation, line endings, wrapping, and token spacing. It supports plaintext, JSON, YAML, Markdown, and common programming languages, with per-language presets to align with established style guides. Concrete examples include formatting JSON to 2-space indentation and reflowing Markdown lists for uniform indentation. Conceptual workflow: the tool parses into tokens or an abstract syntax representation, applies a rule set, and serializes back to text while preserving language semantics. It handles edge cases like comments, multi-line strings, and mixed content. Users & value: developers, technical writers, and data teams benefit from reduced review diffs, faster publishing, and a single source of truth for style. Unique differentiators include multi-language support, profile-based rules, and deterministic outputs that produce identical results across runs, regardless of editor or environment. Core features & use cases: per-language presets, custom rule editors, batch formatting, diff-friendly outputs, and editor or CI pipeline integrations. Use cases include preparing technical docs, linting code samples in docs, and aligning content across repositories to a single style.