what is bmad-method fr?

BMAD-METHOD is a framework for organizing AI-assisted software development using a structured, agile-inspired workflow. The problem it addresses is that while AI coding assistants like Claude Code or Cursor can write code, most developers use them in an ad-hoc way, asking one-off questions or generating individual files, without a systematic process for going from an idea all the way through requirements, architecture, implementation, and testing. BMAD provides that process. The framework works by giving you a set of specialized AI agent personas to invoke at each stage of a project: a product manager agent for requirements gathering, an architect agent for system design, a developer agent for implementation, a UX agent for interface design, and others totaling over a dozen specialized roles. These agents follow structured workflows adapted from agile software development practices (agile means iterative, short-cycle development rather than one big upfront plan). A help skill called bmad-help can be invoked at any point to get guidance on what the next step should be. The framework is installed via an npm command that sets up configuration files in your project directory, after which you interact with it through your AI IDE. It scales its planning depth based on project complexity, a bug fix gets a lightweight process while an enterprise system gets more formal phases. Optional modules extend it for game development, test architecture, and creative brainstorming. You would use BMAD-METHOD when building a non-trivial software project with AI assistance and wanting more structure than free-form prompting provides, particularly for solo developers who want a professional engineering process without a full team. It runs on Node.js and Python and integrates with AI coding tools like Claude Code and Cursor.