Bmad Bmgd

BMAD BMGD (Game Dev)

Overview

Run BMGD workflows in the worker terminal to produce game briefs, GDDs, and game-specific architecture. Use $bmad-help to discover available BMGD workflows and the recommended next step.

Non-negotiable execution rules

• Run all BMGD workflows in the worker or dedicated BMAD window, never locally in the controller session.
• If a BMAD window exists, send commands there (use send.sh --label bmad). Otherwise use the worker terminal.
• Do not manually author game briefs or GDDs in the controller when the workflow can generate them.
• Always load the BMGD agent persona and follow its menu items before running workflows.
• Do not forward the user's request verbatim to the worker. First read the relevant files locally, then translate the request into concrete BMAD menu steps and commands for the worker.
• Use BMAD commands with a single leading dollar sign (e.g. $bmad-help). Never send $$bmad-help.
• If the BMGD workflow requires it, start by loading the SM agent.

Workflow

1. Confirm module presence

• Ensure _bmad/bmgd/ exists in the repo.
• If missing, ask whether to install BMGD via npx bmad-method install and select the module.

2. Discover available workflows

• In the worker terminal, run $bmad-help and pick a BMGD workflow.
• Optionally inspect _bmad/bmgd/workflows/ to see available workflow IDs.

3. Execute in worker

• Send the workflow command to the worker with send.sh.
• Wait for output artifacts before proceeding.

References

• references/locators.md
• references/game-terms.md

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