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version: "1.0.0" name: bmad-party-mode-workflow description: Run 6-persona BMAD analysis for strategic product/business decisions, with agent cross-validation.


BMAD Party Mode Workflow

What It Does

Runs 6-persona BMAD analysis (Winston, Amelia, Mary, John, Paige, Tesla) for strategic decision-making on product/business concepts.

Workflow

Prerequisites

  • bmad-party-mode-enhancement skill loaded (prerequisite)
  • A coding agent available for subagent execution
  • Research data already collected

Execution

Option A: Subagent via Coding Agent (preferred if fast model available)

bash
# Run BMAD analysis via a coding agent subagent
${CODING_AGENT} run --model ${MODEL} --prompt "<full BMAD prompt with 6 personas>" --max-tokens 4000

CRITICAL:

  • Use a fast model (${MODEL}) — slower/heavier models may time out on long 6-persona analysis
  • --max-tokens 4000 minimum for 6 personas
  • May still timeout if prompt is too long (>2000 words input)

Option B: Manual Synthesis (fallback)

If the coding agent times out or is unavailable:

  1. Run each persona as a separate shorter subagent call (1-2 personas per call)
  2. OR write synthesis directly based on research data using your own analysis

Agent Discussion Cross-Validation

After BMAD analysis, validate findings with other agents:

  1. Business Analyst — send analysis to a business analyst agent for viability review
  2. Devil's Advocate — delegate a critical review to a separate subagent for contrarian perspective
  3. Collect feedback, cross-validate with BMAD findings

Output Format

Synthesis report with:

  • 6-perspective BMAD table (consensus per question)
  • Agent discussion cross-validation
  • Consensus table with final verdict per dimension
  • Risk matrix (probability × impact × mitigation)
  • Clear recommendation with exit criteria

Pitfalls

  • Model timeout on heavy analysis: BMAD Party Mode is resource-intensive. Use a fast model or split into smaller calls.
  • Subagent delegation timeout: Long analytical tasks (>5 min) often timeout. Use for focused single questions only.
  • Unregistered agents: Ensure cross-validation agents are properly configured before attempting delegation.
  • Max concurrent subagents: Respect the platform's concurrent subagent limit (typically 2).

When to Use

  • New product/concept feasibility analysis
  • Market entry decisions
  • Competitive landscape assessment
  • Strategic pivot evaluation
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