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[gpb360]

Hi Cole,
I wanted to reach out and share my experience with your Archon update. After spending two weeks troubleshooting GitHub workflow issues with bmad automation—dealing with lost work, duplicated branches, and various complications—I had finally achieved a stable implementation when your Archon release arrived.
With 15+ years of development experience, I've seen many tools come and go. Following your documentation, I had Archon operational within 10 minutes. Within 30 minutes, I had created three prompts for a .claude script that integrates with my bmad methodology. The efficiency gain was so significant that I've transitioned my entire workflow from the GitHub-based project to Archon.
Currently running manually while I migrate the websocket connections from my previous GitHub workflow, but the results speak for themselves.
As I develop my own agentic web builder platform, I wanted to acknowledge the substantial impact your work has had on my approach to agent-specific development. The shift toward context engineering and agentic coding is transformative, and your contributions are driving real innovation in our field.
Thank you for building tools that actually solve developer problems.
Best regards,
Gary

[Wirasm]

This is Awesome!

Would you be willing to share how you use BMAD methid with Archon further? we are looking to more tightly integrate the project management with specific context engineering frameworks as we move forward with Archon and BMAD is certainly on the list!

[igneusz]

Wirasm, that's great to hear! I use BMad with Roo Code. Is Archon's goal replacing tools like Roo Code and Claude Code or complementing them?

[Wirasm]

Its not meant to replace any of the mentioned tools, its rather aiming to be the bridge between the human and the agent, for both managing projects and context

[coleam00]

Wow this is incredible, thank you for sharing @gpb360 and I'm really glad you're getting a lot out of Archon already! ❤️

[gpb360]

Yeah. I basically did all what cole did on his walk through the day before he did it lol .. I used both prp and prd .. and then I sharded my docs and added them to the agents and supply them with the appropriate shared document .. I then setup git workflow to triggers everytime a task is i Review or completed with pretty strict feature branch requirements  so Archon will comply with those before moving anything for review our completed... and now bmad creates task Archon will consume them. The best part now if I want to work on something I just take the task id from Archon and paste it into claude code it will check the status of that ticket and either start development or continue where I left off no more working in the wrong branch no more redoing work that's already been completed.. I also broke my one project into multiple projects and have that added when creating task for MVP vs furture enhancements. I also incorporated the tmux mutli agent pattern and combined it with bmad so I can  build teams and assign teams to work on pieces features this is still acwork in progress. What I was thinking of adding to the websockets is if your in Archon and drag a task into process a agent would immediately get spun up and start coding it so then you dont even have to have claude code or and ide...  I would love to hope on a call to discuss and show you guts my setup ThanksGary Sent from Rogers Yahoo Mail on Android On Fri, Aug 15, 2025 at 6:30 a.m., ***@***.***> wrote: This is Awesome! Would you be willing to share how you use BMAD methid with Archon further? we are looking to more tightly integrate the project management with specific context engineering frameworks as we move forward with Archon and BMAD is certainly on the list! — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe. You are receiving this because you authored the thread.Message ID: ***@***.***>

[BradKML]

How is Bmad better than ClaudeFlow or SuperClaude or Gemini Flow? There are many toolkits out there at the moment https://github.com/RooCodeInc/Roo-Code/discussions/6413
I also have a longer list of "toolbags" out there somewhere, which makes me think some of the redundancy can be handled within Archon or some sort of MCP. UfoMiao/zcf#21

[igneusz]

BMad is the original framework that many tools are copying in simplified form. It doesn't require MCP or tool calling so it's more fail-proof and can be used in any IDE or CLI.