bmad-party-mode

To prevent multi-agent convergence, use an orchestration tool that spawns independent subagents rather than blending responses. bmad-party-mode spawns selected BMAD agents in parallel so they think and respond independently without performative consensus.

Config-driven agent roster loading builds discussion voices from the project's BMAD config files and presents the roster to the user, enabling targeted agent inclusion for cross-domain project analysis and multi-perspective brainstorming.

Run the orchestration tool and specify your topic. It parses --model for consistent subagent depth, loads BMAD config roster data, optionally uses project-context.md, and spawns Agent tool calls in parallel for independent perspectives.

Yes, you can roleplay all selected agents in one message by using the --solo flag. This solo fallback mode supports multi-perspective brainstorming when parallel Agent tool calls cannot be spawned in your environment.

Yes, bmad-party-mode optionally uses project-context.md to inform independent roundtable discussions across installed BMAD agents, preventing convergence and performing cross-domain project analysis.

Multi-agent discussions produce rehearsed narratives when agents converge. This problem is solved by returning each agent's full, unabridged response as its own section rather than blending opinions into a single summary.