bmad-module-builder

Packaging built skills into an installable module requires scaffolding the module structure and generating configuration files. This skill parses SKILL.md frontmatter and help registry entries to produce the required installable module infrastructure.

A BMad module is a distributable package containing standalone skills or multi-skill suites with setup infrastructure. You need to create one when you want to ship polished, installable skills without manually assembling configuration files.

Validating a module structure involves checking capability registry integrity, configuration files, and skill metadata for completeness. This skill reviews SKILL.md frontmatter and help registry entries to ensure your module is complete and installable.

Yes, you can ideate a module from a rough idea. The skill brainstorms module identity, architecture, configuration, and build roadmap from your concept before scaffolding the actual installable module infrastructure.

No, you do not need manually created configuration files. The skill automates the assembly of setup infrastructure, configuration files, and help registry entries by parsing existing SKILL.md frontmatter to generate the required module components.

The best way to turn a skill concept into a distributable package is to ideate, scaffold, and validate it end to end. This skill plans module architecture and creates installable infrastructure from your initial idea or built skill folder.