bmad-orchestrator
Orchestrates BMAD workflows across Analysis, Planning, Solutioning, and Implementation phases with structured TEA cycles.
- Routes work through four BMAD phases with explicit Task-Execute-Architect (TEA) cycles within each phase, transforming phase execution from document production into structured multi-agent loops
- Integrates automated architect validation via fabric patterns or agent review before human plannotator gates open, ensuring structural correctness before human review
- Supports both standard BMAD (document-driven) and SSD (Structured System Design) modes, with task-level granularity, cross-phase traceability matrices, and requirement coverage tracking
- Coordinates multi-agent team execution via OMC's
/teampipeline, dispatching decomposed tasks to specialized agents (analyst, architect, executor, test-engineer, security-reviewer) in parallel - Maintains SSD state in
.omc/state/ssd-state.jsonwith per-phase TEA step tracking, architect verdicts (PASS/PASS_WITH_WARNINGS/REVISE/FAIL), and cross-phase traceability validation
bmad-orchestrator — BMAD Workflow Orchestration with SSD
When to use this skill
- Initializing BMAD in a new project (with or without SSD)
- Running structured TEA cycles within each BMAD phase
- Checking and resuming BMAD/SSD workflow status
- Routing work across Analysis, Planning, Solutioning, and Implementation
- Managing structured handoff and cross-phase traceability between phases
What is SSD (Structured System Design)?
SSD is a meta-framework that embeds TEA cycles within each BMAD phase, transforming phase execution from "produce a document" into a structured loop:
T → Task: Decompose the phase into concrete tasks with assigned agents
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