hiivmind-corpus-register

To register a local documentation corpus, you provide the local path to the skill, which validates required metadata files like config.yaml and index.md, then creates or updates the registry.yaml file with the corpus source information and keywords.

Yes, you can register a corpus from a GitHub repository by providing its source reference. The skill parses the GitHub source, validates necessary corpus files, and updates the project's registry.yaml with the source type and metadata.

Validating a corpus during registration requires specific metadata files, specifically config.yaml and index.md. The registration process checks for these required files before successfully storing the corpus metadata in the registry.

Corpus registration manages caching and metadata updates by optionally adjusting cache settings when creating or updating a registry entry. It stores the validated metadata in registry.yaml to keep the corpus fresh and accessible across projects.

The registry.yaml file serves as the central registry for managing corpus sources within a project. It stores validated metadata, source types, IDs, and keywords, enabling teams to discover and access shared documents.

Yes, corpus registration supports adding a corpus reference from a URL, alongside GitHub and local paths. The skill parses the URL source, validates the required files, and stores the information in the project's registry.yaml.