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name: bmad-orchestrator description: Orchestrates BMAD workflows for structured AI-driven development. Routes work across Analysis, Planning, Solutioning, and Implementation phases. allowed-tools: Read Write Bash Grep Glob metadata: tags: bmad, orchestrator, workflow, planning, implementation platforms: Claude, Gemini, Codex, OpenCode keyword: bmad version: 1.1.0 source: user-installed skill

bmad-orchestrator - BMAD Workflow Orchestration

When to use this skill

• Initializing BMAD in a new project
• Checking and resuming BMAD workflow status
• Routing work across Analysis, Planning, Solutioning, and Implementation
• Managing structured handoff between phases

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Installation

npx skills add https://github.com/supercent-io/skills-template --skill bmad-orchestrator

Notes for Codex Usage

bmad-orchestrator's default execution path is Claude Code. To run the same flow directly in Codex, we recommend operating BMAD stages via a higher-level orchestration path such as omx/ohmg.

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BMAD Execution Commands

Platform Support Status (Current)

Platform	Current support mode	Requirements
Gemini CLI	Native (recommended)	Register the bmad keyword, then run /workflow-init
Claude Code	Native (recommended)	Install skill + remember pattern
OpenCode	Orchestration integration	Use an omx/ohmg/omx-style bridge
Codex	Orchestration integration	Use an omx/ohmg-style bridge

Possible with this skill alone:

• Gemini CLI/Claude Code: Yes
• OpenCode/Codex: Yes (via orchestration)

Use these in your AI session:

/workflow-init
/workflow-status

Typical flow:

1. Run /workflow-init to bootstrap BMAD config.
2. Move through phases in order: Analysis -> Planning -> Solutioning -> Implementation.
3. Run /workflow-status any time to inspect current phase and progress.

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Quick Reference

Action	Command
Initialize BMAD	/workflow-init
Check BMAD status	/workflow-status

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plannotator Integration (Phase Review Gate)

Each BMAD phase produces a key document (PRD, Tech Spec, Architecture). Before transitioning to the next phase, review that document with plannotator and auto-save it to Obsidian.

Why use plannotator with BMAD?

• Quality gate: Approve or request changes before locking in a phase deliverable
• Obsidian archive: Every approved phase document auto-saves with YAML frontmatter and [[BMAD Plans]] backlink
• Team visibility: Share a plannotator link so stakeholders can annotate the PRD/Architecture before implementation begins

Phase Review Pattern

After completing any phase document, submit it for review:

# After /prd → docs/prd-myapp-2026-02-22.md is created
bash scripts/phase-gate-review.sh docs/prd-myapp-2026-02-22.md "PRD Review: myapp"

# After /architecture → docs/architecture-myapp-2026-02-22.md is created
bash scripts/phase-gate-review.sh docs/architecture-myapp-2026-02-22.md "Architecture Review: myapp"

Or submit the plan directly from within your AI session:

# In Claude Code after /prd completes:
planno — review the PRD before we proceed to Phase 3

The agent will call submit_plan with the document content, opening the plannotator UI for review.

Phase Gate Flow

/prd completes → docs/prd-myapp.md created
       ↓
 bash scripts/phase-gate-review.sh docs/prd-myapp.md
       ↓
 plannotator UI opens in browser
       ↓
  [Approve]              [Request Changes]
       ↓                        ↓
 Obsidian saved          Agent revises doc
 bmm-workflow-status     Re-submit for review
 updated automatically
       ↓
 /architecture (Phase 3)

Obsidian Save Format

Approved phase documents are saved to your Obsidian vault with:

---
created: 2026-02-22T22:45:30.000Z
source: plannotator
tags: [bmad, phase-2, prd, myapp]
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[[BMAD Plans]]

# PRD: myapp
...

Quick Reference

Phase	Document	Gate Command
Phase 1 → 2	Product Brief	bash scripts/phase-gate-review.sh docs/product-brief-*.md
Phase 2 → 3	PRD / Tech Spec	bash scripts/phase-gate-review.sh docs/prd-*.md
Phase 3 → 4	Architecture	bash scripts/phase-gate-review.sh docs/architecture-*.md
Phase 4 done	Sprint Plan	bash scripts/phase-gate-review.sh docs/sprint-status.yaml