dirxml-designer-workspace

To document NetIQ IDM Designer workspaces on disk, point the skill at the workspace root to automatically parse and summarize drivers, policies, filters, entitlements, and Identity Vault schemas into a readable description.

Yes, you can summarize IDM driver relationships and policy execution order by parsing the workspace metadata, which reads Subscriber and Publisher channels alongside event, matching, create, and command policy sets.

The best way to generate documentation for IDM entitlements and mappings is to parse the on-disk workspace metadata and mapping tables, producing an up-to-date, human- and machine-readable description of their interrelations.

Yes, this workspace documentation approach works with multiple IDM projects in one Designer workspace, relying on frontmatter-defined skill scope and on-disk metadata parsing to identify and describe the full contents and structure.

You extract Identity Vault schema details from an IDM Designer project by pointing the skill at the workspace root, which parses the on-disk metadata to describe the schema and its interrelations with drivers and policies.

Parsing IDM Designer workspaces for documentation is limited to reading on-disk metadata, driver relationships, policy contents, and mapping tables, relying on frontmatter-defined skill scope and requiring a valid workspace structure to produce accurate summaries.