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# Workflow Status System
The universal entry point for BMM workflows - answers "what should I do now?" for any agent.
## Overview
The workflow status system provides:
- **Smart project initialization** - Detects existing work and infers project details
- **Simple status tracking** - Key-value pairs for instant parsing
- **Intelligent routing** - Suggests next actions based on current state
- **Modular workflow paths** - Each project type/level has its own clean definition
## Architecture
### Core Components
```
workflow-status/
├── workflow.yaml # Main configuration
├── instructions.md # Status checker (99 lines)
├── workflow-status-template.yaml # Clean YAML status template
├── project-levels.yaml # Source of truth for scale definitions
└── paths/ # Modular workflow definitions
├── greenfield-level-0.yaml through level-4.yaml
├── brownfield-level-0.yaml through level-4.yaml
└── game-design.yaml
```
### Related Workflow
```
workflow-init/
├── workflow.yaml # Initialization configuration
└── instructions.md # Smart setup (182 lines)
```
## How It Works
### For New Projects
1. User runs `workflow-status`
2. System finds no status file
3. Directs to `workflow-init`
4. Init workflow:
- Scans for existing work (PRDs, code, etc.)
- Infers project details from what it finds
- Asks minimal questions (name + description)
- Confirms understanding in one step
- Creates status file with workflow path
### For Existing Projects
1. User runs `workflow-status`
2. System reads status file
3. Shows current state and options:
- Continue in-progress work
- Next required step
- Available optional workflows
4. User picks action
## Status File Format
Clean YAML format with all workflows listed up front:
```yaml
# generated: 2025-10-29
# project: MyProject
# project_type: software
# project_level: 2
# field_type: greenfield
# workflow_path: greenfield-level-2.yaml
workflow_status:
# Phase 1: Analysis
brainstorm-project: optional
research: optional
product-brief: recommended
# Phase 2: Planning
prd: docs/prd.md
validate-prd: optional
create-design: conditional
# Phase 3: Solutioning
create-architecture: required
validate-architecture: optional
solutioning-gate-check: required
```
**Status Values:**
- `required` / `optional` / `recommended` / `conditional` - Not yet started
- `{file-path}` - Completed (e.g., `docs/prd.md`)
- `skipped` - Optional workflow that was skipped
Any agent can instantly parse what they need:
- Read YAML to see all workflows and their status
- Check which workflows are completed vs pending
- Auto-detect existing work by scanning for output files
## Project Levels
Source of truth: `/src/modules/bmm/README.md` lines 77-85
- **Level 0**: Single atomic change (1 story)
- **Level 1**: Small feature (1-10 stories)
- **Level 2**: Medium project (5-15 stories)
- **Level 3**: Complex system (12-40 stories)
- **Level 4**: Enterprise scale (40+ stories)
## Workflow Paths
Each combination has its own file:
- `greenfield-level-X.yaml` - New projects at each level
- `brownfield-level-X.yaml` - Existing codebases at each level
- `game-design.yaml` - Game projects (all levels)
Benefits:
- Load only what's needed (60 lines vs 750+)
- Easy to maintain individual paths
- Clear separation of concerns
## Smart Detection
The init workflow intelligently detects:
**Project Type:**
- Finds GDD → game
- Otherwise → software
**Project Level:**
- Reads PRD epic/story counts
- Analyzes scope descriptions
- Makes educated guess
**Field Type:**
- Finds source code → brownfield
- Only planning docs → greenfield
- Checks git history age
**Documentation Status:**
- Finds index.md → was undocumented
- Good README → documented
- Missing docs → needs documentation
## Usage Examples
### Any Agent Checking Status
```
Agent: workflow-status
Result: "Current: Phase 2 - Planning, Next: prd (pm agent)"
```
### New Project Setup
```
Agent: workflow-status
System: "No status found. Run workflow-init"
Agent: workflow-init
System: "Tell me about your project"
User: "Building a dashboard with user management"
System: "Level 2 greenfield software project. Correct?"
User: "Yes"
System: "Status created! Next: pm agent, run prd"
```
### Smart Inference
```
System finds: prd-dashboard.md with 3 epics
System finds: package.json, src/ directory
System infers: Level 2 brownfield software
User confirms or corrects
```
## Philosophy
**Less Structure, More Intelligence**
Instead of complex if/else logic:
- Trust the LLM to analyze and infer
- Use natural language for corrections
- Keep menus simple and contextual
- Let intelligence emerge from the model
**Result:** A workflow system that feels like talking to a smart assistant, not filling out a form.
## Implementation Details
### workflow-init (6 Steps)
1. **Scan for existing work** - Check for docs, code, git history
2. **Confirm findings** - Show what was detected (if anything)
3. **Gather info** - Name, description, confirm type/level/field
4. **Load path file** - Select appropriate workflow definition
5. **Generate workflow** - Build from path file
6. **Create status file** - Save and show next step
### workflow-status (4 Steps)
1. **Check for status file** - Direct to init if missing
2. **Parse status** - Extract key-value pairs
3. **Display options** - Show current, required, optional
4. **Handle selection** - Execute user's choice
## Best Practices
1. **Let the AI guess** - It's usually right, user corrects if needed
2. **One conversation** - Get all info in Step 3 of init
3. **Simple parsing** - Key-value pairs, not complex structures
4. **Modular paths** - Each scenario in its own file
5. **Trust intelligence** - LLM understands context better than rules
## Integration
Other workflows read the status to coordinate:
- Any workflow can check CURRENT_PHASE
- Workflows can verify prerequisites are complete
- All agents can ask "what should I do?"
**Phase 4 (Implementation):**
- workflow-status only tracks sprint-planning completion
- After sprint-planning, all story/epic tracking happens in sprint-status.yaml
- Phase 4 workflows do NOT read/write workflow-status (except sprint-planning for prerequisite verification)
The workflow-status.yaml file is the single source of truth for Phases 1-3, and sprint-status.yaml takes over for Phase 4 implementation tracking.
## Benefits
**Smart Detection** - Infers from existing work instead of asking everything
**Minimal Questions** - Just name and description in most cases
**Clean Status** - Simple key-value pairs for instant parsing
**Modular Paths** - 60-line files instead of 750+ line monolith
**Natural Language** - "Tell me about your project" not "Pick 1-12"
**Intelligent Menus** - Shows only relevant options
**Fast Parsing** - Grep instead of complex logic
**Easy Maintenance** - Change one level without affecting others
## Future Enhancements
- Visual progress indicators
- Time tracking and estimates
- Multi-project support
- Team synchronization
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**This workflow is the front door to BMad Method. Start here to know what to do next.**