bmad-quick-dev

You can automate small software changes by loading a tech spec into this guided workflow, which maps your input into a deterministic, step-by-step execution plan. It handles mode detection, execution, and final validation to ship small changes fast.

Executing a structured development workflow without drift requires deterministic step-file execution. This process loads each step fresh, preserves state through variables, and loads available project context to maintain reproducibility throughout the task.

Yes, you can run quick code changes using direct instructions. The workflow supports flexible mode handling that processes direct tasks and includes escalation pathways to automatically transition scope that exceeds simple changes.

This rapid development workflow includes end-to-end validation by running an adversarial review and self-check after execution. It performs final validation before delivery to ensure the structured implementation meets the required standards.

You should escalate a task out of this quick dev execution flow when the scope exceeds simple changes. The workflow automatically detects this during mode detection and escalates the implementation to prevent bottlenecks in rapid delivery.

Baseline commit tracking during context-aware code execution anchors the workflow to a specific repository state. It loads available project context and preserves execution variables to ensure reproducibility across each structured step.