bmad-party-mode

To facilitate multi-agent roundtable discussions, you orchestrate multiple BMAD subagents to produce independent perspectives, presenting each agent's responses in their own voice without interleaving synthesis from the orchestrator.

Agent orchestration for collaborative project discussions involves coordinating multiple BMAD subagents to spawn parallel independent voices, enabling richer problem solving and diverse viewpoints for brainstorming, critique, or decision making.

Yes, you can use solo roleplay instead of a full multi-agent debate. The system supports mode selection, allowing you to switch between default multi-agent roundtables and solo roleplay to fit your specific brainstorming needs.

To start a roundtable with BMAD agents, activate party mode by requesting a roundtable discussion and specifying the desired agent voices or topics you want the subagents to explore.

No, the orchestrator does not synthesize perspectives during a multi-agent debate. It spawns parallel subagents and presents each subagent's responses in their own independent voice without interleaving synthesis.

You use parallel subagents for diverse viewpoints to enable richer problem solving. By spawning independent voices to discuss topics, you generate varied perspectives for critique, brainstorming, and collaborative decision making.