bmad-bmb-create-workflow

To scaffold a BMAD workflow, run the workflow creator to generate a deterministic directory skeleton with templates and metadata. This bootstraps your project with a clean, standards-aligned structure that enforces naming conventions automatically.

BMAD workflows are structured DevOps automation processes that enforce best practices across teams. You need them when starting new projects or adding standardized workflows to existing repositories to ensure consistency and reduce setup time.

Yes, you can add BMAD workflows to existing repositories. The creator generates a deterministic scaffold and validates the structure against BMAD guidelines loaded from your repository, ensuring minimal disruption to your current setup.

The best way to enforce naming conventions is to use a scaffolded BMAD workflow skeleton. It automatically validates structure against BMAD workflow guidelines and generates templates that ensure consistency across all projects.

BMAD workflow setup fails validation when the generated structure does not align with BMAD guidelines loaded from the repository. Use the workflow creator to generate a deterministic scaffold that passes validation checks automatically.

No, the BMAD workflow scaffold does not require external dependencies. It operates independently to generate metadata, templates, and a ready-to-run workflow skeleton validated against your repository's BMAD guidelines.