Usage

• Each question is defined by starting a line with the Q: prefix
• Questions start with Q: or Q1:, Q2:, etc.
• Use numbers when you want to reference questions explicitly
• Question text is normally a single line after Q:. Wrap it in """ delimiters to write multi-line, multi-paragraph markdown instead: Q: """ on its own line, the markdown content, then a closing """ on its own line. Lines starting with - or * inside the delimited block render as a bullet list and are never treated as answer options — useful when the question itself needs to reference a list.
• Questions default to a text input question or, when options are specified, a multiple choice question
• Place a question type keyword (e.g., TEXT, NUMBER, MATRIX) directly after the question or question options to set the question type

Example

Q: What is your name?
        
Q: What is your favorite color?
- Red
- Blue
- Green

Q: How old are you?
NUMBER

Multi-line question text

Use """ delimiters for any question text that spans multiple lines or paragraphs. This also covers the case where the question needs to reference a list, without turning that list into answer options.

Q: """
Which of these measures has your employer provided?

- Climate-appropriate clothing/gear
- Information and training about handling climate-related risks
"""
- Yes
- No