bmad-commands

bmad-commands provides atomic test execution primitives that wrap framework-agnostic test runners with built-in telemetry and deterministic JSON I/O. Use the run_tests command with pluggable adapters to execute tests reproducibly across different frameworks while capturing structured results and performance data.

Yes. bmad-commands exposes atomic commands like read_file and run_tests that handle file I/O and test automation with strict type-safe inputs and outputs. These commands integrate into BMAD workflows for architecture analysis, ADR extraction, and diagram generation with framework-agnostic adapter support.

Use bmad-commands' generate_architecture_diagram and analyze_tech_stack primitives. These commands apply pluggable adapters across BMAD workflows to produce deterministic, reproducible outputs with built-in telemetry and structured error reporting for architecture analysis and ADR extraction.

bmad-commands includes validate_patterns and a config-driven adapter registry. Configure adapters in YAML to support multiple frameworks, then invoke commands via CLI with JSON parameters. This satisfies requirements for deterministic outputs, typed inputs/outputs, and extensible framework support.

Yes. The framework registry and pluggable adapters support multiple test frameworks and file operations. Define adapters in YAML configuration to extend support for additional frameworks while maintaining deterministic behavior, strict JSON I/O, and telemetry across all operations.

bmad-commands requires PyYAML for configuration management. This dependency enables the config-driven adapter registry and YAML-based framework configuration. Install via standard package managers before using command primitives for file operations, test execution, and architecture analysis.