bmad-index-docs

To automatically generate an index for markdown documentation, use this Skill to scan a specified folder and create an index.md file. It organizes files by type and subdirectory while adding concise descriptions based on content.

Yes, you can update an existing index.md file after adding new documents. Running this Skill regenerates or updates the index to include links and brief descriptions for all newly added files in the folder.

Automated documentation indexing does work with nested subdirectories. The Skill organizes discovered content by file type and subdirectory, creating a structured index.md that reflects your folder hierarchy.

During the markdown indexing process, file descriptions are generated automatically based on the actual content of each file. This ensures the index.md entries provide concise summaries for easy resource discovery.

The best way to organize project documentation for automated discovery is grouping files into folders by type. This Skill then scans the directories, summarizing content and generating a structured index.md for navigation.

A limitation when indexing large file management directories is that the Skill relies on basic internal processing to scan content and generate summaries. Extremely large folders may take longer to process when creating the index.md file.