Formatter fmt

Formatter fmt is a text transformation tool that applies consistent formatting rules to raw text. It targets writers, developers, editors, and content teams who need repeatable style across documents, emails, code comments, and markup. The tool operates on plain text or mixed content, preserving meaning while normalizing whitespace, wrapping lines, aligning indentation, and applying simple stylistic rules such as sentence case and bulleted lists.
Conceptually, inputs are parsed into tokens and a formatting profile defines rules for case, wrapping width, indentation, and list handling. The tool applies transformations in a deterministic sequence, producing outputs that align with the chosen style. Advanced options cover code blocks, inline code, and preserving URL literals, ensuring that formatting changes do not alter semantics.
Unique value and differentiators include multiple formatting profiles, Unicode-safe processing, non-destructive previews, and workflow integration. It can be embedded in editors, batch scripts, CI pipelines, or content studios, providing repeatable results without manual edits. The tool emphasizes transparency of rules, auditability of changes, and the ability to export in plain text, Markdown, or reflowed blocks.
Core features include reflow and wrap, case conversion, indentation normalization, list alignment, and export options. Typical use cases are preparing drafts, standardizing documentation, cleaning up notes from meetings, and formatting code comments for review. The result is a predictable, repeatable text style that reduces edits and supports consistent collaboration across teams.