bmad-code-org/BMAD-METHOD
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bmad-code-org/BMAD-METHOD
BMAD-METHOD is a large, actively maintained Node.js open source framework for AI-driven agile development. It ships as an installable CLI/package, includes a documentation site and tests, and is positioned around structured agent workflows, specialized roles, and multi-agent collaboration across the development lifecycle.
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Prefer this fork if you want a Claude Code-tuned BMAD experience with added routing, continuity, and dashboard-oriented workflows. Prefer upstream if you need the newest platform support, installer work, and fastest-moving BMAD features.
Choose this fork if you want BMAD adapted into a design-studio operating model with custom workflow semantics and module structure. Stay with upstream if you need the latest general-purpose BMAD features, installer/platform support, and lower maintenance risk.
Choose this fork if Chinese localization and a more curated adoption path matter more than staying current with upstream. Choose upstream if you need the latest installer, platform support, and the broadest feature set.
Choose this fork if Beads integration is a requirement and you want BMAD adapted around that workflow. Choose upstream if you want the newest BMAD platform support, installer work, and lower maintenance risk.
Choose this fork if you want richer preset workflows and expansion packs, especially for game dev or creative writing. Choose upstream if you need the latest installer, platform support, and lower maintenance risk.
Prefer this fork if you want a feature-rich, specialized BMAD distribution with extra domain packs and platform integrations. Prefer upstream if you value staying current, lower maintenance risk, and the broadest compatibility with the latest BMAD changes.
Choose this fork only if its custom workflows and installer conventions match your process and you are comfortable living behind upstream. If you want the newest BMAD platform support, installer fixes, and active mainline evolution, upstream is the safer default.
Choose this fork if you want the extra workflow packaging and automation it appears to add, and you do not need the latest upstream platform and installer work. If you want maximum compatibility and active upstream velocity, upstream is the safer default.
Choose this fork if you want a more focused BMAD variant with installer polish and a reduced surface area. Choose upstream if you need the fullest, newest, and most actively maintained BMAD feature set.