By gibic on Skatehive
Image by StockSnap from Pixabay I didn't want a framework. I tried BMAD because what I was doing wasn't working. I don't know about you, but when I vibe code, I usually have different chats for different things and none of it connected. Brainstorm here, code there, debug somewhere else. It felt like I was moving. In reality I was just going in circles. So I actually used BMAD while building Hive Roshambo, a rock paper scissors game on Hive, and Hive Curator Cockpit, a curation dashboard. Not just read about it. I used it. BMAD is an agent framework, meaning you get 12+ specialized agents each with a different job instead of one AI trying to do everything. The ones I actually use are the Analyst, who digs into the problem before any code gets written, the PM who turns that into a proper PRD with scope and constraints, the Architect who designs the structure (this is the one you really don't want to rush), the Scrum Master who breaks everything into stories you can actually follow, the D