What problem does it solve? It removes the need for human supervision during a development cycle by autonomously turning an intent (story, ticket, or free-form request) into a planned, implemented, reviewed, and committed code change. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Autonomous Four-Step Workflow: Clarifies and routes intent, plans a spec from a template, implements via subagents, and runs adversarial review loops with automatic repair. - Spec-Driven Development: Generates a structured spec file with intent contracts, code maps, tasks, and acceptance criteria, enforcing a Ready-for-Development quality gate before coding. - Adversarial Review with Triage: Runs parallel review subagents, classifies findings into intent_gap, bad_spec, patch, defer, or reject, and loops implementation until convergence (max 5 iterations). - Use Case: Point it at a BMAD epic story like "implement story 3.2 digest delivery" and it compiles epic context, writes the spec, implements the code, reviews the diff, fixes issues, and commits the result without any human interaction. ## Quick Start Invoke the bmad-dev-auto skill with a development intent such as a story ID or short feature description to run one full unattended development iteration.