bmad-quick-dev

Direct instruction implementation executes coding tasks without a formal tech spec by gathering context, writing code, running self-checks, and resolving findings. This mode enables rapid development cycles when you provide clear, direct development instructions.

The development workflow includes built-in self-checking and an adversarial review phase to validate the implementation. It automatically manages finding resolution after the code is written, ensuring your quick feature implementation meets the required specifications.

Yes, you can execute development tasks using direct instructions instead of tech specs. The workflow supports a direct instruction mode that gathers context and implements code rapidly, ensuring efficient delivery without requiring a formal specification document.

The best way to automate small feature development cycles is using a structured workflow that handles execution from mode detection to finding resolution. This approach streamlines quick changes by directly executing provided tech specs or instructions.

Yes, the implementation workflow includes automated code review and testing. After implementation, it runs a self-checking phase followed by an adversarial review to identify issues, and then automatically manages finding resolution to finalize the code.