Logseq Doctor is a new command-line utility designed to fix Markdown files before importing them into Logseq, a popular note-taking application. The tool helps users convert their flat Markdown documents into Logseq's outline format, making the transition smoother for those migrating from traditional Markdown editors.

Built initially in Python but now transitioning to Go, the tool offers several commands including backlog management for aggregating tasks across pages, content appending, task addition and updating, and Markdown cleanup. The Go version provides better performance and will eventually replace the Python implementation entirely. Users can install it via Homebrew on macOS and Linux or through pipx for Python.

The project addresses a real pain point for Logseq users who maintain existing Markdown workflows. Many note-taking enthusiasts accumulate years of flat Markdown files that don't translate well to Logseq's hierarchical block structure. By automating this conversion process, Logseq Doctor removes a significant barrier to adoption.

Currently in alpha with rough edges, the tool represents an early but promising solution for the growing Logseq community. The focus on Go for performance suggests the developer prioritizes speed and efficiency for users managing large knowledge bases.