bmad-index-docs

The skill generates an index.md file by scanning your target directory and creating descriptive, categorized lists of files and subdirectories. It analyzes file content to produce meaningful summaries rather than just listing filenames.

Organizing large documentation directories is done by scanning all files and subdirectories to create a structured, readable index.md file. This provides a professional landing page that helps users find the right information quickly.

Yes, the skill analyzes file content to generate concise, meaningful summaries rather than relying on filenames alone. It scans directory contents and creates descriptive, categorized lists within an index.md file.

Yes, the skill requires read access to the target directory to scan contents and write permissions to create or modify the index.md file. These permissions are necessary to map files and subdirectories for documentation management.

To update an existing index.md file, the skill re-scans the target folder and modifies the existing index file to reflect the current directory structure. This ensures the structured overview of files and subdirectories remains accurate.