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Hi HN! I'm sharing legal-markdown-js, a TypeScript port of an abandoned 2011 Ruby gem that solves a surprisingly complex problem: writing legal documents that don't break when you edit them. The Problem: Legal documents have intricate numbering schemes (1.1.1, (a)(i), etc.) and cross-references. Change one section and you might need to renumber 50+ references manually. Plus there's tons of repetitive boilerplate clauses scattered across documents. Lawyers often avoid restructuring documents because it's too error-prone. The Solution: Write contracts in Markdown with tons of helper functions:…

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