bmad-module-builder

To scaffold a module, the builder extracts metadata from existing skills, populates frontmatter, and generates the necessary setup and skill entries to create a fully installable package. It handles both standalone skills and multi-skill module architectures automatically.

Validating module structure requires verifying capability registrations and running integrity checks to ensure consistency. The validate workflow confirms correct wiring of setup and skill entries, preventing configuration errors and anti-zombie merge issues before deployment.

Planning module architecture involves brainstorming the design to produce a detailed plan that drives the build process. The ideation workflow generates a structured architectural blueprint, turning a concept into a ready-to-scaffold module specification.

Yes, pyyaml is required as a dependency to scaffold and validate modules. It enables the builder to parse configuration files, extract metadata, and populate frontmatter during the module generation and integrity checking workflows.

Automating module setup for multi-skill packages is supported through dedicated setup workflows. The builder manages anti-zombie configuration merges and ensures correct wiring of skill entries, reducing manual configuration errors during package assembly.

Module integrity checks fail when capability registrations are missing or setup entries are incorrectly wired. The validate workflow detects these structural inconsistencies and anti-zombie configuration issues, ensuring readiness before the module is packaged.