bmad-index-docs

To generate an index for a markdown documentation folder, use a tool that scans the target directory and creates a navigable index.md. It reads each file to produce content-aware descriptions and organizes everything into grouped, alphabetized links.

You can update a knowledge base index by running a directory scan on the target folder. This refreshes the existing index.md by reading the newly added markdown files, generating content-derived summaries, and updating the navigable links.

The best way to organize onboarding documentation is to generate a navigable index.md that links all files and subfolders. This provides content-aware summaries for each document, ensuring the workspace stays discoverable and grouped logically.

Yes, the generated index.md uses relative paths starting with ./ to link documents within the target directory. This ensures the index remains navigable regardless of where the parent folder is located or moved.

If the target directory is missing or not writable, the index generation process will halt. The tool requires proper read access for the target file contents and write access to successfully create or update the index.md file.

Yes, the indexing process reads each target file to produce concise, meaningful descriptions based on the actual content rather than the filename. This ensures the generated index provides accurate, content-aware summaries for every linked document.