artifact-metadata

Artifact metadata management automates version tracking, ownership assignment, and history recording across your artifact lifecycle. The Skill creates or locates metadata.json, enforces semantic versioning, maintains parent/child relationships, and records change summaries and review outcomes on each update, enabling full traceability from creation through review.

Yes, the Skill supports requirement traceability and cross-references between related artifacts. It manages traceability links within metadata, maintaining explicit connections between requirements and artifacts so you can track dependencies and impact across your development and marketing artifact portfolio.

The Skill validates metadata against a defined schema covering version, status, owner, reviewers, timestamps, history, and traceability links. It enforces semantic versioning standards and ensures consistent metadata structure across all artifacts, reducing manual validation work and preventing incomplete or malformed records.

The Skill automates metadata.json creation for new artifacts by validating against its defined schema and populating version, ownership, timestamps, and review fields. You can apply it across your full artifact lifecycle—from software architecture documents to marketing assets—without manual metadata file setup.

Yes, the Skill applies across the full artifact lifecycle for both software development and marketing contexts. It manages versioning, ownership, and history generically across any artifact type, making it suitable for architecture documents, specifications, design collateral, and other tracked assets.