Intermediate Representation

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Attributes Applicable to All Tags: * speaker (ai/human/system) - The speaker of the current content * original-start-index (integer) - The start offset of the element corresponding to the current one in the original document * original-end-index (integer) - The end offset of the element corresponding to the current one in the original document

• any - Represents a generic container for arbitrary data values. Useful for storing dynamic or unstructured content.
• type (string) - The data type of the value ('string', 'integer', 'float', 'boolean', 'array', 'object', 'buffer', 'null', or 'undefined').

• name (string) - An optional identifier for the data.

• b - Represents text that should be displayed in boldface. Useful for highlighting important words or phrases.

• code - Represents a block or inline fragment of code. It can optionally include language and formatting attributes.

• inline (boolean) - Indicates whether the code is inline (true) or a block element (false).
• lang (string) - Specifies the programming language or syntax highlighting mode.

• blank-line (boolean) - Inserts a blank line before and after the code block if inline = false.

• env - Represents a formatting environment or container to specify how nested content should be output.

• presentation (string) - The output style or format mode ('markup', 'serialize', 'free', or 'multimedia').
• markup-lang (string) - The specific markup language, required only if presentation = 'markup'.
• serializer (string) - The name of the serializer, required only if presentation = 'serialize'.

• writer-options (object) - Optional parameters passed to the writer constructor for customizing output.

• h - Represents a heading element.

• level (integer) - Indicates the heading level. Typically ranges from 1 (highest level) to 6 (lowest level).

• i - Represents text that should be displayed in italics. Useful for emphasizing words or phrases.

• img - Represents an image element.

• base64 (string) - The base64-encoded image data.
• alt (string) - Alternative text describing the image.
• position (string) - The placement of the image relative to text, such as 'here', 'top', or 'bottom'.

• type (string) - The image MIME type (e.g., 'image/jpeg', 'image/png').

• item - Represents a single item within a list. Typically used as a child element of "list".

• list - Represents an ordered or unordered list of items.

• list-style (string) - The style of the list bullets or enumeration (e.g., 'star', 'dash', 'decimal').

• nl - Inserts newline characters.

• count (integer) - Specifies how many newline characters to insert.

• obj - Represents a data object, typically stored in JSON format.

• data (object) - A valid JSON object containing the structured data.

• p - Represents a paragraph of text. Useful for dividing content into readable blocks.

• blank-line (boolean) - Inserts a blank line before and after the paragraph when true.

• s - Represents text that should be displayed with a strikethrough style.

• span - Represents an inline container for text without additional formatting. Useful for applying attributes without changing display structure.

• table - Represents a table structure containing rows and cells.

• tbody - Represents the body section of a table, containing the majority of data rows.

• tcell - Represents a single cell within a table row.

• text - Represents raw or unformatted text content.

• thead - Represents the header section of a table, typically containing column headings.

• trow - Represents a single row within a table, containing one or more cells.

• u - Represents text that should be displayed with an underline.