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I'm trying to move towards authoring my content in Markdown in my code edtior. And I just heard about using Harper for grammar checks.
Typically, one would expect me to use the Harper LS for this, but I want to keep the grammar check outside my writing workflow. When I write, I want to put down my train of thought in a good flow without getting distracted by grammar checks. I only want to do the grammar check before publishing as a one-time activity. This is the reason I'm gonna stick to the CLI, so I can:
Just sharing my thoughts here because the README prompts me to do so! Thanks.
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