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Orchestrate the full BMAD Method workflow across OpenClaw and Claude Code. Use when starting a new project with BMAD methodology, running BMAD phases (brainstorming, PRD, architecture, implementation), or managing Claude Code agents through BMAD workflows. Handles interactive phases (1-3) with the user and delegates implementation (phase 4) to Claude Code via tmux.
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Orchestrate the 4-phase BMAD Method (Breakthrough Method of Agile AI Driven Development) across OpenClaw ↔ Claude Code.
_bmad/ directory with agents, workflows, commands)Track workflow state in _bmad-output/orchestrator-state.yaml:
project: <name>
vm_host: <ip>
vm_user: <user>
project_path: <path>
tmux_socket: /tmp/openclaw-tmux-sockets/openclaw.sock
tmux_session: bmad-<project>
current_phase: 1|2|3|4
current_workflow: <workflow-name>
artifacts:
brainstorming_report: null|path
product_brief: null|path
prd: null|path
ux_spec: null|path
architecture: null|path
epics: null|path
sprint_status: null|path
project_context: null|path
bmad-brainstorming)Run this conversationally with the user in OpenClaw chat:
/bmad-brainstorming to Claude Code, capture output, share highlightsThese signals come from indexed source analysis and may lag behind changes. Check the current source files.
# BMAD Orchestrator Orchestrate the 4-phase BMAD Method (Breakthrough Method of Agile AI Driven Development) across OpenClaw ↔ Claude Code. ## Architecture - **Phases 1-3 (Interactive)**: Run through OpenClaw chat with the user. You facilitate brainstorming, refine the PRD, debate architecture. The user's ideas matter most here. - **Party Mode**: At key decision points, suggest running party mode on Claude Code — multiple BMAD agents debate the topic and produce richer output. - **Phase 4 (Automated)**: Delegate to Claude Code via tmux on the dev VM. Monitor progress, report back. ## Prerequisites - Claude Code installed on dev VM (accessible via SSH) - BMAD framework installed in the project (`_bmad/` directory with agents, workflows, commands) - tmux available on the dev VM ## State Tracking Track workflow state in `_bmad-output/orchestrator-state.yaml`: ```yaml project: <name> vm_host: <ip> vm_user: <user> project_path: <path> tmux_socket: /tmp/openclaw-tmux-sockets/openclaw.sock tmux_session: bmad-<project> current_phase: 1|2|3|4 current_workflow: <workflow-name> artifacts: brainstorming_report: null|path product_brief: null|path prd: null|path ux_spec: null|path architecture: null|path epics: null|path sprint_status: null|path project_context: null|path ``` ## Phase 1: Analysis (Interactive with User) ### 1.1 Brainstorming (`bmad-brainstorming`) Run this conversationally with the user in OpenClaw chat: 1. Ask: "What project are we building? Give me the elevator pitch." 2. Explore the problem space — ask about users, pain points, existing solutions 3. Challenge assumptions — play devil's advocate 4. **Suggest Party Mode**: "Want me to run party mode on Claude Code? The BMAD agents (analyst, architect, PM, dev) will debate your idea and surface things we might miss." 5. If party mode → send `/bmad-brainstorming` to Claude Code, capture output, share highlights 6. Synthesize into key decisions and themes 7. Produce: `brainstorming-rep...
generate a bunch of images, then you curate the results to handpick the best ones
generate a bunch of images, then you curate the results to handpick the best ones
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