Refactor config collection to handle both interactive and static fields. Update logic to process new static fields and merge answers accordingly.
Co-authored-by: Brian <bmadcode@gmail.com>
* fix: remove debug console.log statements from ui.js
* fix: add error handling and rollback for temp directory cleanup
* fix: use streaming for hash calculation to reduce memory usage
* refactor: hoist CustomHandler require to top of installer.js and ui.js
* fix: fail fast on malformed custom module YAML
User customizations must be valid - silent skip hides broken configs.
* refactor: use consistent return type in handleMissingCustomSources
* refactor: clone config at install() entry to prevent mutation
Custom modules with module.yaml configuration prompts were not being
collected during installation. Added customModulePaths option to
ConfigCollector to resolve custom module paths from selectedFiles
and cachedModules sources.
- Fix getAgentsFromDir in bmad-artifacts.js to recursively scan subdirectories
- This ensures agents like cbt-coach and wellness-companion that are in subdirectories are properly found
- Agents now correctly get slash commands in .claude/commands/bmad/mwm/agents/
- All agents from the manifest now have corresponding IDE commands
- Updated getAgentsFromDir to search subdirectories for .md files
- Fixed installPath construction to include nested directory structure
- This ensures agents in subdirectories (like cbt-coach/cbt-coach.md) get added to agent-manifest.csv
- All agents now get proper CLI slash commands regardless of nesting depth
- Previously only scanned selectedModules, missing modules installed from custom locations
- Now scans the bmad directory to find all actually installed modules
- Any module with agents/workflows/tasks/tools will be included in manifests
- This fixes issue where MWM workflows weren't getting slash commands
- All modules now get equal treatment in IDE integration
- Added logic to create customize template files during agent compilation
- ModuleManager was only using existing customize files, not creating them
- Now customize.yaml files will be created for all module agents
- This fixes issue where agents in subdirectories had no customization support
Next: Need to fix agent-manifest.csv to find agents in subdirectories
- Module agents now discovered recursively at any depth in agents folder
- .agent.yaml files are compiled to .md format during module installation
- Custom agents also support subdirectory structure
- Agents maintain their directory structure when installed
- YAML files are skipped during file copying as they're compiled separately
- Added compileModuleAgents method to handle YAML-to-MD compilation
- Updated discoverAgents to recursively search for .agent.yaml files
- Agents in subdirectories are properly placed in _cfg/agents with relative paths
This fixes issue where agents like cbt-coach were not being compiled
and were only copied as YAML files.
- Module discovery now scans entire project recursively for install-config.yaml
- Removed hardcoded module locations (bmad-custom-src, etc.)
- Modules can exist anywhere with _module-installer/install-config.yaml
- All modules treated equally regardless of location
- No special UI handling for 'custom' modules
- Core module excluded from selection list (always installed first)
- Only install-config.yaml is valid (removed support for legacy config.yaml)
Modules are now discovered by structure, not location.
The manifest writer hardcoded 'bmad' as the path prefix regardless of
the actual folder name (.bmad, bmad, etc). The reader had a matching
hardcoded strip, so it worked by accident.
Now paths are stored relative to bmadDir without any prefix. Legacy
fallback strips 'bmad/' on read - safe because no real path inside
bmadDir would start with 'bmad/'.
Co-authored-by: Brian <bmadcode@gmail.com>
## Summary
- Track all files with TTS injection applied during installation
- Display informative summary explaining what TTS injection does
- Show backup location and restore command for recovery
## What is TTS Injection?
TTS (Text-to-Speech) injection adds voice instructions to BMAD agents,
enabling them to speak their responses aloud using AgentVibes.
Example: When you activate the PM agent, it will greet you with
spoken audio like "Hey! I'm your Project Manager. How can I help?"
## Changes
- **installer.js**: Track files in `processAgentFiles()`, `buildStandaloneAgents()`,
and `rebuildAgentFiles()` when TTS markers are processed
- **compiler.js**: Add TTS injection support for custom agent compilation
- **ui.js**: Enhanced installation summary showing:
- Explanation of what TTS injection is with example
- List of all files with TTS injection applied (grouped by type)
- Backup location (~/.bmad-tts-backups/)
- Restore command for recovery
## Example Output
```
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════
AgentVibes TTS Injection Summary
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════
What is TTS Injection?
TTS (Text-to-Speech) injection adds voice instructions to BMAD agents,
enabling them to speak their responses aloud using AgentVibes.
Example: When you activate the PM agent, it will greet you with
spoken audio like "Hey! I'm your Project Manager. How can I help?"
✅ TTS injection applied to 11 file(s):
Party Mode (multi-agent conversations):
• .bmad/core/workflows/party-mode/instructions.md
Agent TTS (individual agent voices):
• .bmad/bmm/agents/analyst.md
• .bmad/bmm/agents/architect.md
...
Backups & Recovery:
Pre-injection backups are stored in:
~/.bmad-tts-backups/
To restore original files (removes TTS instructions):
bmad-tts-injector.sh --restore /path/to/.bmad
```
🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)
Co-authored-by: Paul Preibisch <paul@paulpreibisch.com>
Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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