bmad-party-mode

You orchestrate multi-agent roundtables by specifying your topic and model preferences, which resolves a roster of installed agents, spawns independent subagents per round, and manages contextual data exchange to maintain coherent discussions.

Multi-agent orchestration spawns each agent as a separate entity, preserving distinct thinking and opinions rather than returning a single aggregated answer. This ensures users get authentic, independent perspectives during collaborative problem solving and decision-making sessions.

Yes, you can use solo mode where a single voice roleplays all agents in the roundtable discussion. This versatile mode provides an alternative to spawning independent subagents when you want diverse perspectives without managing multiple separate entities.

Context-aware data exchange passes background project context to agents and summarizes discussion history to keep conversations focused. This ensures spawned subagents maintain coherent roundtable discussions throughout collaborative problem solving and project reviews.

Yes, you need installed BMAD agents because the system resolves an agent roster from configured sources to present agent names, icons, and roles for user selection. Without configured agents, the roundtable cannot spawn independent subagents or dynamic roles.

Solo mode uses a single voice to roleplay all agents, while spawning independent subagents creates separate entities that preserve distinct thinking and opinions. Both support decision-making sessions, but only independent subagents provide authentic, unaggregated diverse viewpoints.