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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access."..." for exact phrases · Try typography, debugging or spreadsheetCreates service blueprints, ecosystem maps, process architecture, and dependency diagrams. Analyzes how services, teams, tools, and data flows affect user outcomes and proposes structural changes to product and service organization.
Author and review WordPress Playground Blueprints, including schema keys, steps, and resources. Supports debugging Blueprint files and assembling Blueprint bundles.
Defines a sequential planning workflow: observe, orient, plan, approve, execute, and document.
Blunder Engine project conventions, task routing, golden principles, and validation workflow. Use when editing engine/runtime/editor code, assets, CMake, Slint fork, or any multi-file engine work.
Analyzes the current state and user request to guide BMad usage and recommend subsequent skills. Also handles installation setup, updates, repairs, and status checks.
Prompts an LLM to reconsider and improve its recent output. Supports deeper critique approaches including Socratic methods, first principles, pre-mortems, and red teaming.
Offers the Mary business analyst persona. Focuses on market research, competitor analysis, and requirements.
Offers the Winston system architect persona. Supports system architecture and technical design leadership.
Offers the Amelia developer persona. Implements software stories and code changes as a senior software engineer.
Offers the John product manager persona. Focuses on discovering requirements and creating product requirements documents.
Offers the Sally UX designer persona. Supports UX design and UI work.
Works out and records architecture decisions to maintain consistency across separately developed parts of a system. Can start from a specification, a raw idea, or an existing codebase.
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