bmad-index-docs

To generate a documentation index, you provide the target folder path. The skill reads the directory contents, analyzes files to produce concise descriptions, and writes an organized index.md with relative links for quick navigation.

Yes, you can organize documents by type in a directory index. The skill analyzes the files within the target folder, groups items by type, and generates a centralized index.md referencing all documents with short descriptions.

The best way to update an existing index.md is to run the skill on the target folder. It refreshes the centralized index to reflect added or removed files, ensuring the directory contents and relative links remain accurate for discovery.

No dependencies are required to scan folders and create a quick reference index. The skill operates independently to read directory contents, analyze files, and write an organized index.md for navigation.

Auto-generating a docs index improves navigation by creating a centralized index.md that references all documents in a folder. It provides concise descriptions and relative links, allowing users to quickly discover and access mixed documentation.

When files are removed from the target documentation folder, running the skill updates the existing index.md. It scans the directory contents again and refreshes the centralized index to reflect the changes, maintaining accurate relative links.