The update() and updateCore() methods were only syncing files without
recompiling agents. Since compiled .md agent files are always newer
than their source .agent.yaml files, mtime-based skip logic prevented
agent updates.
Now both methods call compileModuleAgents() after syncing, ensuring
agents are rebuilt from fresh source YAML. User customizations remain
safe in separate .customize.yaml files.
Fixed in two places:
- ModuleManager.update() for module agents (bmm, bmb, etc.)
- Installer.updateCore() for core agents (bmad-master)
Fixes: https://github.com/bmad-code-org/BMAD-METHOD/issues/1133🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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
```
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Co-authored-by: Paul Preibisch <paul@paulpreibisch.com>
Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Implement KiroCliSetup class extending BaseIdeSetup
- Generate 21 agents from YAML sources with JSON configs and markdown prompts
- Add runtime resource loading and numbered menu formatting
- Include BMad Core validation for required agent fields
- Fix agent naming conventions to prevent double prefixes
- Add .kiro/ directory to gitignore
Follows BMad Method standards for IDE installer integration.
Co-authored-by: Brian <bmadcode@gmail.com>
Copilot was triggering warning or errors in the chatmode files due to some changes in tool names.
- findTestFiles is internal tool, cannot be used.
- Other tools have change names.
- Added new tools: todos and runSubAgents.
Co-authored-by: Brian <bmadcode@gmail.com>
Add explicit radix=10 to parseInt() calls and NaN validation to prevent
unexpected hex parsing and invalid config values.
Changes:
- Line 52: Add radix and NaN check in input validation
- Line 189-192: Add radix and NaN fallback for config parsing
Fixes potential issues:
- Hex input (0x10) now rejected instead of parsed as 16
- Invalid strings return default value instead of NaN→null
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Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-authored-by: Brian <bmadcode@gmail.com>
* feat: Add provider-agnostic TTS integration via injection point system
Implements comprehensive Text-to-Speech integration for BMAD agents using a generic
TTS_INJECTION marker system. When AgentVibes (or any compatible TTS provider) is
installed, all BMAD agents can speak their responses with unique AI voices.
## Key Features
**Provider-Agnostic Architecture**
- Uses generic `TTS_INJECTION` markers instead of vendor-specific naming
- Future-proof for multiple TTS providers beyond AgentVibes
- Clean separation - BMAD stays TTS-agnostic, providers handle injection
**Installation Flow**
- BMAD → AgentVibes: TTS instructions injected when AgentVibes detects existing BMAD installation
- AgentVibes → BMAD: TTS instructions injected during BMAD installation when AgentVibes detected
- User must manually create voice assignment file when AgentVibes installs first (documented limitation)
**Party Mode Voice Support**
- Each agent speaks with unique assigned voice in multi-agent discussions
- PM, Architect, Developer, Analyst, UX Designer, etc. - all with distinct voices
**Zero Breaking Changes**
- Fully backward compatible - works without any TTS provider
- `TTS_INJECTION` markers are benign HTML comments if not processed
- No changes to existing agent behavior or non-TTS workflows
## Implementation Details
**Files Modified:**
- `tools/cli/installers/lib/core/installer.js` - TTS injection processing logic
- `tools/cli/lib/ui.js` - AgentVibes detection and installation prompts
- `tools/cli/commands/install.js` - Post-install guidance for AgentVibes setup
- `src/utility/models/fragments/activation-rules.xml` - TTS_INJECTION marker for agents
- `src/core/workflows/party-mode/instructions.md` - TTS_INJECTION marker for party mode
**Injection Point System:**
```xml
<rules>
- ALWAYS communicate in {communication_language}
<!-- TTS_INJECTION:agent-tts -->
- Stay in character until exit selected
</rules>
```
When AgentVibes is detected, the installer replaces this marker with:
```
- When responding to user messages, speak your responses using TTS:
Call: `.claude/hooks/bmad-speak.sh '{agent-id}' '{response-text}'` after each response
IMPORTANT: Use single quotes - do NOT escape special characters like ! or $
```
**Special Character Handling:**
- Explicit guidance to use single quotes without escaping
- Prevents "backslash exclamation" artifacts in speech
**User Experience:**
```
User: "How should we architect this feature?"
Architect: [Text response] + 🔊 [Professional voice explains architecture]
```
Party Mode:
```
PM (John): "I'll focus on user value..." 🔊 [Male professional voice]
UX Designer (Sara): "From a user perspective..." 🔊 [Female voice]
Architect (Marcus): "The technical approach..." 🔊 [Male technical voice]
```
## Testing
**Unit Tests:** ✅ 62/62 passing
- 49/49 schema validation tests
- 13/13 installation component tests
**Integration Testing:**
- ✅ BMAD → AgentVibes (automatic injection)
- ✅ AgentVibes → BMAD (automatic injection)
- ✅ No TTS provider (markers remain as comments)
## Documentation
Comprehensive testing guide created with:
- Both installation scenario walkthroughs
- Verification commands and expected outputs
- Troubleshooting guidance
## Known Limitations
**AgentVibes → BMAD Installation Order:**
When AgentVibes installs first, voice assignment file must be created manually:
```bash
mkdir -p .bmad/_cfg
cat > .bmad/_cfg/agent-voice-map.csv << 'EOF'
agent_id,voice_name
pm,en_US-ryan-high
architect,en_US-danny-low
dev,en_US-joe-medium
EOF
```
This limitation exists to prevent false legacy v4 detection warnings from BMAD installer.
**Recommended:** Install BMAD first, then AgentVibes for automatic voice assignment.
## Related Work
**Companion Implementation:**
- Repository: paulpreibisch/AgentVibes
- Commits: 6 commits implementing injection processing and voice routing
- Features: Retroactive injection, file path extraction, escape stripping
**GitHub Issues:**
- paulpreibisch/AgentVibes#36 - BMAD agent ID support
## Breaking Changes
None. Feature is opt-in and requires separate TTS provider installation.
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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix: Enforce project hooks over global hooks in party mode
before, claude would sometimes favor global agent vibes hooks over project specific
* feat: Automate AgentVibes installer invocation after BMAD install
Instead of showing manual installation instructions, the installer now:
- Prompts "Press Enter to start AgentVibes installer..."
- Automatically runs npx agentvibes@latest install
- Handles errors gracefully with fallback instructions
This provides a seamless installation flow matching the test script's
interactive approach.
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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
* docs: Add automated testing script and guide for PR #934
Added comprehensive testing tools for AgentVibes party mode integration:
- test-bmad-pr.sh: Fully automated installation and verification script
- Interactive mode selection (official PR or custom fork)
- Automatic BMAD CLI setup and linking
- AgentVibes installation with guided prompts
- Built-in verification checks for voice maps and hooks
- Saved configuration for quick re-testing
- TESTING.md: Complete testing documentation
- Quick start with one-line npx command
- Manual installation alternative
- Troubleshooting guide
- Cleanup instructions
Testers can now run a single command to test the full AgentVibes integration
without needing to understand the complex setup process.
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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix: Add shell: true to npx execSync to prevent permission denied error
The execSync call for 'npx agentvibes@latest install' was failing with
'Permission denied' because the shell was trying to execute 'agentvibes@latest'
directly instead of passing it as an argument to npx.
Adding shell: true ensures the command runs in a proper shell context
where npx can correctly interpret the @latest version syntax.
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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix: Remove duplicate AgentVibes installation step from test script
The test script was calling AgentVibes installer twice:
1. BMAD installer now automatically runs AgentVibes (new feature)
2. Test script had a separate Step 6 that also ran AgentVibes
This caused the installer to run twice, with the second call failing
because it was already installed.
Changes:
- Removed redundant Step 6 (AgentVibes installation)
- Updated Step 5 to indicate it includes AgentVibes
- Updated step numbers from 7 to 6 throughout
- Added guidance that AgentVibes runs automatically
Now the flow is cleaner: BMAD installer handles everything!
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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix: Address bmadcode review - preserve variables and move TTS logic to injection
Fixes requested changes from PR review:
1. Preserve {bmad_folder} variable placeholder
- Changed: {project_root}/.bmad/core/tasks/workflow.xml
- To: {project_root}/{bmad_folder}/core/tasks/workflow.xml
- Allows users to choose custom BMAD folder names during installation
2. Move TTS-specific hook guidance to injection system
- Removed hardcoded hook enforcement from source files
- Added hook guidance to processTTSInjectionPoints() in installer.js
- Now only appears when AgentVibes is installed (via TTS_INJECTION)
3. Maintain TTS-agnostic source architecture
- Source files remain clean of TTS-specific instructions
- TTS details injected at install-time only when needed
- Preserves provider-agnostic design principle
Changes made:
- src/core/workflows/party-mode/instructions.md
- Reverted .bmad to {bmad_folder} variable
- Replaced hardcoded hook guidance with <!-- TTS_INJECTION:party-mode -->
- Removed <note> about play-tts.sh hook location
- tools/cli/installers/lib/core/installer.js
- Added hook enforcement to party-mode injection replacement
- Guidance now injected only when enableAgentVibes is true
Addresses review comments from bmadcode:
- "needs to remain the variable. it will get set in the file at the install destination."
- "items like this we will need to inject if user is using claude and TTS"
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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix: Change 'claude-code' to 'claude' in test script instructions
The correct command to start Claude is 'claude', not 'claude-code'.
Updated line 362-363 in test-bmad-pr.sh to show the correct command.
* fix: Remove npm link from test script to avoid global namespace pollution
- Removed 'npm link' command that was installing BMAD globally
- Changed 'bmad install' to direct node execution using local clone
- Updated success message to reflect no global installation
This keeps testing fully isolated and prevents conflicts with:
- Existing BMAD installations
- Future official BMAD installs
- Orphaned symlinks when test directory is deleted
The test script now runs completely self-contained without modifying
the user's global npm environment.
---------
Co-authored-by: Claude Code <claude@anthropic.com>
Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-authored-by: Paul Preibisch <paul@paulpreibisch.com>
Co-authored-by: Brian <bmadcode@gmail.com>
Major Changes:
- Add sample custom agents demonstrating installable agent system
- commit-poet: Generates semantic commit messages (BMAD Method repo sample)
- toolsmith: Development tooling expert with knowledge base covering bundlers, deployment, docs, installers, modules, and tests (BMAD Method repo sample)
- Both agents demonstrate custom agent architecture and are installable to projects via BMAD installer system
- Include comprehensive installation guides and sidecar knowledge bases
- Add bmad-quick-flow methodology for rapid development
- create-tech-spec: Direct technical specification workflow
- quick-dev: Flexible execution workflow supporting both tech-spec-driven and direct instruction development
- quick-flow-solo-dev (Barry): 1 man show agent specialized in bmad-quick-flow methodology
- Comprehensive documentation for quick-flow approach and solo development
- Remove deprecated tech-spec workflow track
- Delete entire tech-spec workflow directory and templates
- Remove quick-spec-flow.md documentation (replaced by quick-flow docs)
- Clean up unused epic and story templates
- Fix custom agent installation across IDE installers
- Repair antigravity and multiple IDE installers to properly support custom agents
- Enable custom agent installation via quick installer, agent installer, regular installer, and special agent installer
- All installation methods now accessible via npx with full documentation
Infrastructure:
- Update BMM module configurations and team setups
- Modify workflow status paths to support quick-flow integration
- Reorganize documentation with new agent and workflow guides
- Add custom/ directory for user customizations
- Update platform codes and installer configurations
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Brian Madison
Dicky Moore
Kevin Heidt
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Philip Louw
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