adapt-external-docs

To adapt external documentation to project standards, you normalize YAML frontmatter, rewrite paths to project-relative conventions, and validate syntax. This ensures migrated agents, rules, and skills conform immediately to local repository formats.

Migrating generic agent definitions involves applying project rules to standardize frontmatter and resolve references. Using a dedicated adaptation command enforces these conventions and validates integration readiness during the repository consolidation process.

Normalizing YAML frontmatter during consolidation requires mapping external schema fields to your project's specific format. This standardization process enforces local conventions and validates syntax for seamless integration.

Yes, you can use an adaptation command to automatically rewrite paths and references to project-relative locations. This enforces project path conventions while validating integration readiness for external rules.

You need to conform external skills to local conventions when consolidating best-practices across repositories. This migration process enforces project path conventions, standardizes frontmatter, and resolves references to ensure consistent implementation.