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Markdown Documentation
Introduction
Markdown is a simple markup language that allows you to write content using plain text. It was created to make it easier to format text for the web without using complex HTML tags. With Markdown, you can create easy-to-read and write content that can be converted into HTML, PDFs, and other formats.
# This is a Title
## This is a subtitle
You can also write complete paragraphs including **bolds**, *italics*, [links](https://lupo.ai), and even `code`.
Markdown supports a lot of different blocks like quotes:
> The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog
This will result in:

List and enumerations:
- Item
- SubItem
- Item
1. First
2. Second
And so on...
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