Will LLXPRT go BMAD?

[BradKML]

Currently, BMAD only includes Gemini CLI proper in its option.

[acoliver]

It would probably be good to provide context. I do not know what this means. I'm german-irish and I speak spanish most of the time so I do have fits of rage which the LLMs face the brunt of so I'm sure there is some anger in the code.

[BradKML]

Here is something to ease ya troubles (and also LLM's trouble) https://github.com/bmadcode/BMAD-METHOD
As a side comedy, we are at this level with work-related rage https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Howard_Beale_(Network)

[acoliver]

So I just do this: https://github.com/vybestack/llxprt-code/blob/main/dev-docs/PLAN.md
you'll see that's how llpxrt is actually developed: https://github.com/vybestack/llxprt-code/tree/main/project-plans

The bmad thing is a bit dense with a lot of generated doc so its hard for me to follow what it is beyond generating prd and plans. Long term LLxprt intends to go a bit beyond this by NOT letting the LLMs decide what is "done" and moving that to the engine layer (Because llms are liars all of them). However for now that's how we do it.

I'm sure you could use this bmad thing with it. Probably just strike "gemini" and replace with "llxprt" but maybe add some other parameters if you want to use other models besides gemini pro/flash.

[BradKML]

Because llms are liars all of them

I would poke both Claude Flow and Bmad (and all the other tools) on how agents can self-police, or police one another. The existing benchmark taught me that SLMs are apparently magical. https://github.com/vectara/hallucination-leaderboard https://eqbench.com/ 🚔 👮

[e2720pjk]

I've used BMAD-METHOD with gemini-cli before.

If you're looking for how users can quickly integrate BMAD

I think the quickest way to migrate is to simply move the custom command from .gemini/commands/BMad to .llxprt/commands/BMad.

than you can make Bmad work in llxprt🫠

Once placed there, the custom command will naturally invoke BMAD resources during execution — especially those under .bmad-core.

[TomLucidor]

I am also thinking about SuperClaude and Claude Flow toolkits, those seems to be more powerful