Manage product requirements, epics, and stories for project planning.
npx skills add https://github.com/zerAda/RestaurantAgentAutomation --skill bmad-pm-zerada
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: bmad-pm Source: https://github.com/zerAda/RestaurantAgentAutomation/tree/main/.opencode/skills/bmad-pm Command: npx skills add https://github.com/zerAda/RestaurantAgentAutomation --skill bmad-pm-zerada
Streamline project management by providing a comprehensive system for managing Product Requirements Documents (PRDs), Epics, and Stories.
Invoke the bmad-pm skill to get assistance with project management processes.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To manage PRDs, epics, and stories effectively, you need a system that structures team workflows and tracks product requirements. This ensures clear documentation throughout the project lifecycle.
Tracking epics and assigning stories requires defining project scope and documenting individual tasks. This approach ensures team members receive clear story assignments and execution is monitored efficiently.
Managing product requirements documents improves project execution by providing clear documentation and structured workflows. Keeping PRDs up-to-date ensures the team aligns on scope and tracks progress accurately.
Yes, you need an agent definition to provide operational context. This context is required to tailor project management activities and facilitate clear documentation for your team workflows.
Yes, you can integrate PRD management into your project workflow to ensure requirements are up-to-date. This integration helps define epics clearly and tracks stories efficiently within your current process.
DavidLam-ossRoute product requirements into L0, L1, or L2 development workflows.
EvanPluchartTransform finalized feature plans into sprint epics and stories with progress tracking.
tikazyqMonitor execution plan progress and track SubPlan and Round statuses.
zerAdaDecompose product requirements documents into structured epics and user stories.
