bmad-party-mode

You orchestrate a multi-agent roundtable discussion by spawning independent BMAD agents as separate subagents using the Agent tool, ensuring each produces an authentic viewpoint instead of roleplaying them in a single model response.

Subagent orchestration is the process of spawning independent agents to debate a topic, building a compact discussion context under a word budget, and feeding it to each subagent to generate diverse, cross-domain feedback.

Yes, you can use the --solo mode to roleplay all selected agents in one response when subagents are unavailable, though parallel subagents are used by default for genuinely independent perspectives.

You configure the agent roster by resolving it from your project configuration, optionally loading project-context.md, and parsing flags like --model or --solo to define the operating parameters for the discussion.

Roleplaying agents in a single response lacks genuine independence because the model processes all personas together, whereas spawning real subagents ensures each agent produces an uncondensed, authentic viewpoint in its own persona.