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BMAD Commands

Maestro bundles a curated set of prompts from bmad-code-org/BMAD-METHOD and exposes them in Settings -> AI Commands. You can review, edit, and reset these prompts the same way you can with Spec-Kit and OpenSpec.

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What Is Included

The BMAD bundle covers the main workflow families published by BMAD:
  • Core utilities like /bmad-help, /bmad-brainstorming, /bmad-party-mode, /bmad-index-docs, and review-oriented prompts
  • Analysis workflows like /bmad-bmm-market-research, /bmad-bmm-domain-research, /bmad-bmm-technical-research, and /bmad-bmm-create-product-brief
  • Planning workflows like /bmad-bmm-create-prd, /bmad-bmm-validate-prd, /bmad-bmm-edit-prd, and /bmad-bmm-create-ux-design
  • Solutioning workflows like /bmad-bmm-create-architecture, /bmad-bmm-create-epics-and-stories, and /bmad-bmm-check-implementation-readiness
  • Implementation workflows like /bmad-bmm-sprint-planning, /bmad-bmm-create-story, /bmad-bmm-dev-story, /bmad-bmm-code-review, and /bmad-bmm-qa-automate
  • Quick flow workflows like /bmad-bmm-quick-spec, /bmad-bmm-quick-dev, and /bmad-bmm-quick-dev-new-preview

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Important Prerequisite

Many BMAD prompts assume the target repository already contains BMAD’s project artifacts such as the _bmad/ directory, workflow configs, sprint files, and generated planning documents. If those files are missing, the prompt may still provide guidance, but BMAD works best when the repository has already been prepared with the BMAD installer or equivalent project structure.

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Bundle Version

The BMAD bundle is pinned to v6.2.0, the last BMAD release whose workflows run as standalone slash commands. Newer releases moved to a skills-based architecture that requires a local install and a resolver script, so they are not compatible with Maestro’s paste-in prompt model. For this reason the BMAD section shows a Frozen badge instead of a “Check for Updates” button. Spec-Kit and OpenSpec still pull updates from upstream; BMAD does not.

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Editing Prompts

Each bundled BMAD command can be:
  • expanded to inspect the current prompt
  • edited and saved locally
  • reset back to the bundled default
Local edits are stored in Maestro’s application data and do not modify the upstream BMAD project.