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BMAD-Full-Code

BMAD Full Code MCP Server

Installation
Run this command in your terminal to add the MCP server to Claude Code.
Run in terminal:
Command
claude mcp add --transport stdio disandup-bmad-full-code-mcp-server npx -y bmad-method@alpha install \
  --env BMAD_ENV="Set to 'production' for production runs or 'development' for local development."

How to use

BMAD Full-Code provides a comprehensive, AI-assisted development workflow suite built on the BMAD Core framework. It exposes a suite of specialized agents and guided workflows designed to scale from quick bug fixes to enterprise-grade projects. With 19 agents covering roles from Product Management and Architecture to UX Design and Dev, the server orchestrates planning, analysis, architecture, and implementation phases to help teams ship software faster while maintaining governance and quality. The included tracks and visual workflows enable you to select a path that matches your project’s maturity and governance needs, then analyze your project and generate tailored PRDs, tech specs, and implementation plans through the integrated agent network. You can load agents in your IDE, run the built-in workflow initialization, and let BMAD suggest the most appropriate workflow track for your goals.

To use the capabilities, start with the Quick Start/Install flow via the npx-based commands shown in the documentation, initialize your workflow with the provided workflow-init approach in your environment, and then pick one of the three tracks (Quick Flow, BMAD Method, or Enterprise). Each track brings its own combination of planning depth, architecture guidance, and governance requirements, so you can scale from simple bug fixes to large-scale, compliant platforms. The system emphasizes scalable intelligence, a complete development lifecycle, and platform-agnostic collaboration through the Core and Builder modules.

Once running, you can access the agent-driven workflows, dashboards, and documentation hubs to guide your development process, customize agent personalities and expertise, and leverage the multi-language support for consistent code generation and communication across your team.

How to install

Prerequisites:

  • Node.js v20.x or newer installed on your machine
  • npm available (comes with Node.js)
  • Basic familiarity with npx and installing npm packages

Installation steps:

  1. Verify Node.js installation
node --version
npm --version
  1. Install BMAD Method alpha (standalone install path via npx)
# Install v6 Alpha (recommended)
npx bmad-method@alpha install
  1. Initialize a new BMAD project or run the server workflow
# Initialize your project workflow (runs a discovery/analyze step in your IDE or terminal)
*workflow-init
  1. If you are following the MCP server approach specifically for the BMAD full-code setup, run the install command via MCP configuration (as per the manager’s config):
# Or via the MCP runner (executor will invoke this under the hood per mcp_config)
npx -y bmad-method@alpha install
  1. Run or start the server/workflow as appropriate for your environment (example command shown by the MCP config):
# This depends on how your MCP runner starts the server; typically it will have a start or run action
# Example placeholder if your setup requires npm script or direct node execution
  1. Consult the BMAD documentation for more advanced setup (builder modules, agent customization, and integration guides).

Notes:

  • Ensure network access to fetch npm packages and dependencies.
  • Use the alpha channel for latest features but expect potential stability caveats.
  • For production workflows, consider the v4 baseline or the recommended upgrade paths documented in BMAD.

Additional notes

Tips and common considerations:

  • The alpha alpha install path (bmad-method@alpha) is used for the latest features; for production, prefer stable releases when available.
  • The server relies on the BMAD Core framework and BMAD Builder; keep dependencies up to date to avoid compatibility issues.
  • If you encounter issues with workflow initialization, consult the Quick Start Guide and the Complete Documentation hub linked in the docs section of the repository.
  • Environment variables can be used to tailor the runtime behavior (e.g., BMAD_ENV can be used to switch between modes).

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