bmad-index-docs

The skill generates a directory index by analyzing file contents to create an index.md file with meaningful descriptions for each document. It categorizes files based on their actual content rather than just filenames, providing a detailed repository overview.

File descriptions are generated by reading and analyzing the actual content of each file to provide meaningful categorization. This approach ensures the directory index offers concise, context-aware explanations based on what the documents contain.

You can update an existing directory index by running the skill again on the folder. It regenerates the index.md file to reflect any added, removed, or modified documents, ensuring your directory structure remains accurately cataloged.

This directory indexing approach is ideal for managing document repositories where organization is critical. It requires access to directory contents to generate plain text descriptions, keeping extensive file collections well-organized and easily searchable by topic.

The best way to organize files is to generate an index.md file that lists all documents with detailed content descriptions. This maintains a well-structured wiki folder, enabling users to quickly find documents by topic or content overview.