bmad-index-docs

To generate an index file for markdown documents, you need a tool that performs directory traversal and file reading to scan a folder and automatically compile all files and subdirectories into a structured index.md file.

Yes, you can update an index file when new markdown files are added by running an indexing script that rescans the directory, identifies new documents, and modifies the existing index.md to reflect the current folder structure.

The best way to organize markdown documentation is to use an automated indexing script that traverses your project directory and generates a structured index file, providing quick centralized access to all documentation files.

Yes, markdown indexing works with nested subdirectories by utilizing directory traversal logic that scans through the folder hierarchy and lists all contained files and subdirectories in the generated index file.

No external dependencies are required to create an index of markdown files; the indexing process relies on standard directory traversal and file reading scripts to scan folders and generate the index.md output.