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To migrate legacy YAML config files, this Skill consolidates per-module configuration into shared project config files, preserving valid existing values while removing stale entries. It uses YAML and JSON driven config merging to ensure old settings integrate cleanly into the current structure.

Safely cleaning up old installer directories requires verified removal, which this Skill performs by checking that installed skills are present before deleting legacy module directories. This anti-zombie replacement ensures stale module sections are removed only after successful migration.

Yes, you can automate BMad module setup in an existing repository. This Skill reads module metadata, collects shared core and module-specific settings, creates configured output directories, and automatically updates the module help CSV during installation.

Yes, this module configuration tool requires the pyyaml dependency to parse and merge YAML driven configuration files. It relies on this library to consolidate legacy per-module config files into the current shared project structure.

Anti-zombie replacement is the process of overwriting stale module sections in configuration files during an update. This Skill applies this mechanism to ensure that outdated or orphaned config entries are replaced rather than lingering alongside new settings.

The best way to handle both fresh installs and legacy migrations is using an automated setup Skill that standardizes directory creation, config merging, and cleanup. It collects settings, writes shared and user config files, and registers help entries for both scenarios.