프로젝트 진행 상태를 확인하고 다음 단계를 추천하는 Workflow Status 커맨드를 실행합니다.
Command Overview#
Purpose: Display project status, completed workflows, and recommend next steps
Agent: BMad Master (Core Orchestrator)
Output: Status display with recommendations
Execution Steps#
Step 1: Check Initialization#
Check if
bmad/config.yamlexists-
If NOT exists:
⚠ BMAD not initialized in this project. To get started, run: /workflow-init This will set up BMAD structure and guide you through project setup.Exit command.
If exists → Continue
Step 2: Load Configuration#
Load both configs per helpers.md#Combined-Config-Load:
- Project config from
bmad/config.yaml - Workflow status from
docs/bmm-workflow-status.yaml
Extract:
project_nameproject_typeproject_levelworkflow_statusarray
Step 3: Analyze Current State#
For each workflow in status array:
- Check
statusfield - If status is a file path (e.g., "docs/prd-myapp-2025-01-11.md") → Completed ✓
- If status is "required" → Required, not started ⚠
- If status is "optional" or "recommended" → Optional -
- If status is "skipped" → Skipped (no symbol)
Determine current phase:
- Phase 1: Any Phase 1 workflow in progress or last completed is Phase 1
- Phase 2: Last completed was Phase 1, or Phase 2 in progress
- Phase 3: Last completed was Phase 2, or Phase 3 in progress
- Phase 4: Last completed was Phase 3, or check sprint-status.yaml
Step 4: Determine Recommendations#
Use logic from helpers.md#Determine-Next-Workflow:
Logic:
-
If NO workflows completed → Recommend:
/product-brief(Phase 1) or/prd//tech-spec(Phase 2) based on level -
If product-brief complete, no PRD/tech-spec → Recommend:
/prd(level 2+) or/tech-spec(level 0-1) - If PRD/tech-spec complete, no architecture, level 2+ → Recommend:
/architecture - If architecture complete (or not required) → Recommend:
/sprint-planning -
If sprint active → Check
docs/sprint-status.yaml:- If no stories →
/create-story - If stories exist →
/dev-storyon first in-progress story
- If no stories →
Step 5: Display Status#
Format per helpers.md#Status-Display-Format:
Project: {project_name} ({project_type}, Level {project_level})
Progress: {X}/{Total} workflows completed
{For each phase:}
{Phase indicator} Phase {N}: {Phase Name}
{Workflow status} {workflow-name} ({status or file path})
...
Recommended Next Step:
{Recommendation with command and brief description}
Status Symbols:
✓= Completed (green)⚠= Required but not started (yellow/warning)→= Current phase indicator-= Optional/not required
Example Output:
Project: MyApp (Web Application, Level 2)
Progress: 2/7 workflows completed
✓ Phase 1: Analysis
✓ product-brief (docs/product-brief-myapp-2025-01-11.md)
- research (optional)
→ Phase 2: Planning [CURRENT]
⚠ prd (required - NOT STARTED)
- tech-spec (optional)
Phase 3: Solutioning
- architecture (required)
Phase 4: Implementation
(tracked in sprint-status.yaml)
Recommended Next Step:
Run /prd to create your Product Requirements Document.
This is required for Level 2 projects to ensure comprehensive planning.
Step 6: Check Sprint Status (If Phase 4)#
If current phase is 4 (Implementation):
Load
docs/sprint-status.yamlperhelpers.md#Load-Sprint-Status-
Display sprint info:
Sprint {sprint_number}: {sprint_goal} Epics: {total_epics} Stories: {stories_completed}/{total_stories} complete Points: {completed_points}/{total_points} In Progress: - {story-id}: {story-name} ({points} pts) Sub-tasks: {completed}/{total} (if sub-tasks exist) -
ZenHub Pipeline Summary (if zh_issue_ids present in sprint status):
ZenHub Pipelines: Sprint Backlog: {count} issues In Progress: {count} issues Review/QA: {count} issues Done: {count} issues -
Sub-task Progress (if sub-tasks enabled and present):
Sub-task Progress: Total: {total_sub_tasks} Completed: {sub_tasks_completed} Remaining: {total - completed} -
Recommend:
- If no stories →
/create-story - If stories in-progress →
/dev-story {story-id} - If stories completed →
/retrospectiveor/create-storyfor next
- If no stories →
Step 7: Offer Actions#
Present options to user:
What would you like to do?
1. Start recommended workflow
2. View workflow options
3. Check specific workflow details
4. Exit
If option 1 selected:
- Hand off to appropriate agent
- For
/prd→ Product Manager - For
/product-brief→ Business Analyst - For
/architecture→ System Architect - For
/sprint-planning→ Scrum Master - For
/dev-story→ Developer
If option 2:
- Show all available workflows by phase
- Let user select
If option 3:
- Ask which workflow
- Show detailed info (purpose, inputs, outputs, status)
If option 4:
- "Run /workflow-status anytime to check progress."
Helper References#
- Load configs:
helpers.md#Combined-Config-Load - Load status:
helpers.md#Load-Workflow-Status - Load sprint:
helpers.md#Load-Sprint-Status - Determine next:
helpers.md#Determine-Next-Workflow - Display format:
helpers.md#Status-Display-Format
Special Cases#
Brownfield Project (Existing Code): If user mentions existing codebase:
I see you have existing code. BMAD can still help!
Consider:
- /research - Document existing architecture
- /prd - Create PRD for new features
- /create-story - Plan incremental improvements
Or run /workflow-init with focus on enhancement/refactor goals.
Level 0 Project:
Level 0 projects (single story) follow simplified path:
Phase 1: Optional (can skip directly to Phase 2)
Phase 2: /tech-spec (lightweight requirements)
Phase 4: /create-story → /dev-story (single story)
You can skip architecture and sprint planning for single-story work.
Error Handling#
Config missing:
- Inform user to run
/workflow-init - Explain BMAD not set up
Status file corrupted:
- Show error with file path
- Offer to reinitialize: "Run /workflow-init to reset"
- Suggest manual fix if user has custom changes
Sprint status missing (Phase 4):
- Inform user to run
/sprint-planningfirst - Explain sprint must be planned before stories
Notes for LLMs#
- This is a read-only status check (no modifications)
- Use Read tool for all file loading
- Present information clearly with visual hierarchy
- Be helpful in recommendations - explain WHY each workflow is suggested
- Adapt recommendations to project level (don't over-plan for small projects)
- Maintain BMad Master persona (organized, helpful, clear)
- Use TodoWrite if complex analysis needed
Remember: This command is the "GPS" for BMAD. Help users understand where they are and where to go next.