edi-project

Generate a project.yaml metadata file by providing the project slug, title, author, and initial status. The skill derives fields from existing project artifacts like concept.md, blueprint.md, and index.md, validates required fields, and produces a clean YAML file.

Yes, you can update individual fields in YAML without rewriting the entire file. The skill allows targeted updates to slug, title, author, status, version, and target fields while preserving the rest of the existing metadata structure.

Metadata validation checks that required YAML fields exist and conform to constraints. The skill enforces slug consistency with the directory name and ensures the status field contains values within an allowed enum, producing a clean and consistent project metadata file.

Existing project artifacts are used to auto-fill sensible defaults but are not strictly required. You can provide the project slug, title, author, and initial status directly to generate or update the project.yaml metadata file.

The main limitation is that the skill enforces strict constraints: the slug must match the directory name, and the status must be within an allowed enum. It focuses on metadata structure and validation rather than content creation.