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Claude Code markdown-tables skill for fixed-width table columns

Align Markdown table cells by their widest values while preserving numeric alignment, separators, and empty-cell placeholders.

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Install in Claude Code

A local Claude Code project containing Markdown documentation. The sample table uses plain text and numbers.

  1. Review `.claude/skills/markdown-tables/SKILL.md` and its requirements at the pinned GitHub commit.
  2. Create `.claude/skills/markdown-tables/` in your project and save the reviewed file as `.claude/skills/markdown-tables/SKILL.md`.
  3. Start Claude Code from that project's root, then select `/markdown-tables` in the slash menu.

Example task

Invoke /markdown-tables and format this fictional gallery table. Keep the supplied values and numeric alignment.
table `gallery hours` | headers `Room`, `Stops` | numeric column should be right-aligned
rows `East / 7`, `Reading Room / 12`, `West / blank`

What to check

Use `Reading Room` for the room column width. Keep `7`, `12`, and `-` for the numeric cells. Preserve a trailing colon in the numeric separator and align the pipe characters.

Original SKILL.md on GitHub · Updated

Frequently asked question

Will formatting remove existing numeric right alignment?

Keep the separator's alignment marker. Pad the cells with spaces outside any bold markers.