#BMAD
BMAD v6 update: planning sessions.
Instead of prompting the AI directly, you start by loading a workflow with explicit steps, roles, and constraints.
The prompt itself feels like a meeting agenda.
Sometimes it’s close to rubber ducking, but with a useful side effect:
vague ideas are forced to become explicit decisions.
This line matters:
“IT IS CRITICAL THAT YOU FOLLOW THESE STEPS”
BMAD doesn’t remove rigor.
It anchors rigor in planning before execution becomes cheap.
Still early, but this already changes how vibe coding feels.