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The pull request introduces modifications to thedocs/tools/tools.md document, primarily enhancing the organization and clarity of the supported tools section. A new "Category" column has been added to the tools table, classifying each tool by its primary function. The table's formatting has been updated to ensure consistent alignment and presentation. While the descriptions of the tools and other introductory sections remain unchanged, the overall layout now facilitates easier navigation and comprehension of the available tools.

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File	Change Summary
docs/tools/tools.md	Added a "Category" column to the tools table for better organization; adjusted table formatting.

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👷 Add markdownlint pipeline #125: The changes in the main PR regarding the organization and clarity of the tools documentation are related to the addition of a markdownlint pipeline in PR👷 Add markdownlint pipeline #125, which aims to enhance documentation quality by ensuring markdown files adhere to linting rules.

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docs/tools/tools.md (2)
57-57:Consider standardizing the category name for consistency.
The category "Grammar and Spell Checking" for LanguageTool differs from the "Grammar Checking" category used in line 55. Consider using consistent terminology across similar categories.
-| Plaintext                   | [LanguageTool][LanguageTool]                               | Grammar and Spell Checking     |+| Plaintext                   | [LanguageTool][LanguageTool]                               | Grammar Checking               |
39-69:Consider adding category descriptions in the documentation.
To enhance user understanding, consider adding a section before the table that explains each category and its significance. This would help users better understand the purpose and capabilities of each tool.
Example addition:
###Tool CategoriesCodeRabbit's tools are organized into the following categories:-**Code Quality**: Tools that focus on code style, best practices, and potential bugs-**Code Security**: Tools that identify security vulnerabilities and compliance issues-**Grammar Checking**: Tools that review text content for grammatical and spelling errors-**Configuration Validation**: Tools that verify configuration file correctness