bmad-module-builder

To scaffold installable BMad modules from SKILL.md files, the skill generates module.yaml and module-help.csv while creating a setup skill or self-registering standalone skill from your provided folder path.

Validating module.yaml and module-help.csv integrity involves running deterministic checks for CSV structure, unique menu codes, and correct before/after references to ensure your BMad module is correctly packaged and registered.

Yes, you can automate scaffolding and validation in a headless CI workflow by running the scripts in headless mode, which outputs structured JSON results for automated pipelines to consume without interactive prompting.

Yes, you need PyYAML installed to run the scaffold and merge scripts, as it provides the required configuration handling to merge module settings into _bmad config files and generate artifacts.

To plan and define the architecture for a multi-skill module, you use the guided ideation session to brainstorm module identity, capabilities, and build roadmap, outputting a structured plan document template.

You should use a dedicated setup skill instead of a standalone module when your BMad module contains multiple skills that require coordinated registration and configuration merging, rather than a single self-registering standalone skill.