What problem does it solve? Setting up the bmad-loop automation module requires more than copying skill files: the Python orchestrator tool must be installed from its Git repository, per-CLI hooks must be registered, and policy configuration must be bootstrapped — none of which the BMAD installer can do on its own. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Tool Install & Upgrade: Installs or upgrades the bmad-loop Python package via uv tool install from its Git repository, with optional release-tag pinning and before/after version reporting. - Project Bootstrap: Runs bmad-loop init to register hooks for selected coding CLIs (claude, codex, gemini, copilot, antigravity), lay down bundled skills, and write .bmad-loop/policy.toml plus gitignore entries. - Preflight Validation: Runs bmad-loop validate and reports the readiness checklist, plus refreshes _bmad/bmad-loop/module-help.csv without touching installer-owned files. - Use Case: A developer adds BMAD Loop automation to an existing BMAD project and needs the orchestrator installed, hooks registered for both claude and codex, and a mixed dev/review adapter policy explained. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to install the bmad-loop module in this project and register hooks for your coding CLI of choice.
