describe-repo

To update repository metadata, provide a new description and tags for the active repository, then run the skill to apply and persist the changes in the configuration repository. This standardizes repository metadata for consistent discoverability and governance across domains.

Repository metadata standardization is the process of setting and refining project descriptions and tags to ensure consistent searchability and categorization. You need it when repository descriptions are outdated, missing, or inconsistent across multiple project domains.

Yes, managing repository tags requires setting the YW_CONFIG_REPO_PATH environment variable. This variable points to the configuration repository where the updated description and tags are stored for persistence and auditability.

Yes, you can automate git repository metadata configuration using a Python script. This skill uses the memory-manager pipeline to execute the describe-repo automation, applying your specified description and tags directly to the current repository context.

The best way to persist repository description updates for auditability is to record the changes in a dedicated configuration repository. This skill applies updates to the active project and stores them centrally using the YW_CONFIG_REPO_PATH variable.

Your repository metadata update needs a configuration repository to store changes for persistence and auditability. By recording updates centrally via the YW_CONFIG_REPO_PATH variable, you ensure governance and consistent metadata across all active project domains.