bmad-quick-dev

You can automate rapid development sprints by loading a tech spec or direct instructions to initiate a step-based workflow that gathers context, executes changes, runs tests, and conducts an adversarial review.

An adversarial review is a lifecycle step that critically evaluates the completed implementation and self-checks to ensure production-ready delivery before finalizing the quick-dev sprint.

You can execute direct instructions by providing a task description instead of a tech spec path; the workflow detects the input mode and guides the subsequent execution and testing steps.

No external dependencies are required to run the workflow, as it operates independently to load project context, implement changes, and manage the end-to-end lifecycle.

The best way to track progress is through its step-file architecture, which provides isolated steps to keep the implementation deterministic and fully auditable throughout the execution loop.