bmad-customize

You can customize BMad agent and workflow behavior by authoring TOML override files that specify your required behavioral changes. The system classifies your intent and routes the request to compose and write the appropriate TOML overrides in the correct team or user directory.

The best way to override default BMad workflow configurations is by creating TOML override files tailored to your specific requirements. This approach allows you to apply targeted modifications to installed skills without altering the base system directly.

Yes, you need access to the project root directory to apply BMad customization overrides. The system places the generated TOML override files in the appropriate team or user directories within the project structure to ensure correct discovery and routing.

Yes, the customization system verifies the correctness of TOML override files for BMad agents after composing them. It provides a summary of changes, ensuring your overrides accurately tailor the workflow or agent behavior before finalizing the update.

Intent classification for tailoring BMad skills works by sorting user requests into directed, exploratory, audit/iterate, or cross-cutting categories. This classification drives the discovery and routing process to apply the correct customization surface for your overrides.

Using TOML override files to modify BMad agents isolates your specific changes from the base installation, preventing conflicts during updates. This method composes structured overrides that the system can automatically discover, route, and verify for correctness.