BMAD Agent 分身生成器

Generate BMAD Agent instances with roles, connections, and input/output formats.

Updated Feb 16, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/MMXC/openclaw-back --skill bmad-agent
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Skill: BMAD Agent 分身生成器
Source: https://github.com/MMXC/openclaw-back/tree/main/workspace/bmad-multi-agent/skills/bmad-agent-generator
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/MMXC/openclaw-back --skill bmad-agent

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill automates the creation of new BMAD Agent instances, ensuring they are properly configured and integrated into an orchestration loop.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Create New Agent Instances: Automatically generate new BMAD Agents with defined roles and responsibilities.
  • Configure Roles and Connections: Automatically set up upstream and downstream connections for seamless workflow integration.
  • Generate Collaboration Standards: Create necessary configuration files and documentation for new agents.
  • Use Case: When a new feature requires a dedicated agent for data validation, use this skill to quickly generate a 'Data Validator' agent, define its inputs from the 'API Gateway', and its outputs to the 'Data Processor', ensuring the orchestration loop remains complete.

Quick Start

Use the BMAD Agent Generator skill to create a new agent named 'Code Reviewer' with the primary responsibility of reviewing code, taking input from 'Developer Agent' and providing output to 'Project Manager Agent'.

Frequently Asked Questions about BMAD Agent 分身生成器

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I create and integrate new agents into an orchestration loop?

To create and integrate new agents into an orchestration loop, automatically generate BMAD Agent instances with defined roles, responsibilities, and clear upstream and downstream connections. This ensures the new agents are fully configured for workflow integration.

What is the best way to automate agent configuration for workflow management?

Automating agent configuration for workflow management involves generating necessary files and standards that define roles, input formats, and output formats. This ensures newly created agents are properly integrated into the orchestrator without manual setup.

Can I define specific upstream and downstream connections for a new agent?

Yes, you can define specific upstream and downstream connections for a new agent. The generation process automatically configures these links, ensuring inputs and outputs are correctly routed between agents like an API Gateway and a Data Processor.

When do I need to generate a dedicated agent for my automation workflow?

You need to generate a dedicated agent for your automation workflow when a new feature requires specialized handling, such as data validation or code review. This maintains a complete orchestration loop by isolating tasks and defining clear inputs and outputs.

Does the generated agent output include configuration files and documentation?

Yes, the generated agent output includes configuration files and documentation. It automatically creates the necessary collaboration standards and configuration files required to integrate the new agent instance into the existing orchestration loop.

What are the limitations of manually adding agents to an orchestration loop?

Manually adding agents to an orchestration loop risks breaking the workflow due to unclear input or output formats. Automating the generation ensures upstream and downstream connections are properly configured, maintaining orchestration integrity and reducing integration errors.