* feat(bmad): add BMad control-plane protocol skill
New standalone methodology skill that lets any agent run the BMad method
(Breakthrough Method of Agile AI-Driven Development) as a harness-agnostic
control-plane protocol: five-field intent contracts, direct/bounded/initiative
classification, review-as-triage, failure routing by layer, and autonomy gating
with machine-readable spec status.
- SKILL.md protocol core with progressive disclosure + When not to use
- README.md human-facing install guide
- 9 references: protocol, classification, spec, lifecycle, project-context,
review-and-failure-routing, autonomy, party-mode, adoption
- 4 templates: SPEC, INTENT, STORY, REVIEW
- scripts/check-spec.py + 16 tests (stdlib, deterministic spec validation)
- evals/evals.json: 9 output-quality cases
- Routing seams from bmad to adjacent skills and back from
spec-driven-development, product-shaping, implementation-planning, neckbeard
- Catalog updates: root README, skill-triggers, marketplace/plugin/llms.txt
Closes#399
* fix(bmad): address droid-review findings
- check-spec.py: skip headings inside fenced/indented code blocks so a spec
cannot PASS on section text that only appears in a code sample
- check-spec.py: catch UnicodeDecodeError on non-UTF-8 files and report FAIL
instead of crashing
- STORY.md template: add created key for resumability/traceability parity
- SPEC.md template: split in-progress and in-review status bullets
- add 2 regression tests (heading-in-fence, non-UTF-8)
* fix(bmad): address droid-review round 2
- check-spec.py: read specs with utf-8-sig so a UTF-8 BOM cannot silently
disable the frontmatter status check
- check-spec.py: handle standard YAML inline comments after status values
(status: draft # pending review) without a false FAIL
- references/protocol.md: make lifecycle phrasing consistent with
lifecycle.md — four phases plus a learning closeout
- add 2 regression tests (BOM, inline comment)
* fix(bmad): tolerate trailing whitespace on frontmatter delimiters
A spec whose --- delimiter lines carry trailing spaces or tabs would silently
disable the status check and let an invalid status PASS. Relax the delimiter
pattern and add a regression test.
* fix(bmad): ignore inline comments in quoted status values
* fix(bmad): tolerate leading blank lines before frontmatter
* fix(bmad): fail closed on unparseable frontmatter, matching fence markers
Address droid-review round 5 and 6 findings as a single closed class:
- Fail closed when a file opens with a --- delimiter that cannot be parsed,
so no whitespace/frontmatter permutation can silently disable the status
check (previously: unparseable frontmatter was treated as 'no status'
warning, letting an invalid status PASS).
- Track fence opener markers in collect_headings so a mismatched fence no
longer closes a code block early (false-PASS on missing sections) and an
unclosed fence no longer swallows real headings.
- Accept empty well-formed frontmatter (---\n---) and closing delimiters
without a trailing newline.
- STORY.md template: parent-spec points at the sibling SPEC.md.
- README: status vocabulary is not a strict linear chain; blocked is a
resumable routing signal.
Whitespace/frontmatter mutation sweep: 9 formatting variants x valid/invalid
status all verdict correctly; malformed delimiters fail closed. 29 tests.
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- product-roadmapping-and-portfolio: name the bets boundary in "When Not
to Use" — this skill sequences strategic bets across cycles; shaping a
single bounded bet routes to product-shaping.
- product-shaping: sharpen the existing roadmapping boundary sentence to
spell out bet vs. sequences (appetite + circuit breaker vs.
continue/pause/kill across cycles).
- neckbeard README: route feature-sized work through product-shaping
between discovery (product-discovery) and specification
(spec-driven-development).
Docs-only routing seams per #394; no behavioral content changes.
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