bmf.refine-yaml

To check a YAML specification for missing logic elements, you can run a completeness analysis that loads all YAML files in a project folder and surfaces implied entities, fields, actions, screens, and flows not explicitly defined.

Static validation for BMF YAML files is a structural analysis process that detects implied but undocumented entities, fields, actions, screens, and flows, reporting concrete gaps and concrete fixes for specification completeness.

You validate references and consistency across multiple YAML files by loading an entire project folder and scanning for broken cross-references and structural gaps, ensuring all implied definitions are explicitly documented.

You need a YAML completeness check before PRD generation when your BMF specification has grown complex, ensuring all implied actions, screens, and flows are explicitly defined before downstream product requirement documents are created.

This YAML analysis acts strictly as a completeness checker rather than a quality audit, focusing solely on identifying missing structural logic and implied definitions necessary for a functional specification.

Yes, you can use this to find missing fields and actions by running a findings check on a BMF project folder, which identifies any structural elements implied by current definitions but not explicitly described.