import-art

To copy album art to both audio and content folders, use the import-art command with a file path and album name. The skill reads your config.yaml, resolves the artist and genre from your content tree, and places the image in both directory structures.

Organizing album art in a music workspace requires resolving artist, album, and genre from the content tree. This skill copies the source image to the audio release directory and the content documentation directory, creating necessary subfolders automatically.

Yes, you need a config.yaml file to import album art. The skill reads ~/.bitwize-music/config.yaml to locate your audio_root and content_root paths, and it reports a clear error if the config is missing.

Album art import fails when the album is missing because the skill resolves the artist, album, and genre from the existing content tree structure. It handles missing albums by reporting clear errors rather than guessing the destination path.

Yes, you can import different image formats as album art. The skill copies the source image to the audio directory as album.png and places it in the content folder as album-art with the original file extension.

Yes, the album art importer creates directories as needed. When copying the source image to both the audio and content folder destinations, it automatically generates the required artist, album, and genre subdirectories.