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@iagentek/method

v0.4.5

Published

BMAD agents + Spec-Driven Development templates for the IAgentek framework

Readme

@iagentek/method

BMAD agents + Spec-Driven Development templates + flow definitions for the IAgentek framework. Bilingual: English (canonical) and Español.

Ships the assets as pure markdown + a small TypeScript loader. Any runner (CLI, plugin, web) can consume them.

Included agents (9)

  • analyst — discovery and problem definition
  • pm — PRD and per-feature specs
  • architect — stack, design, per-feature plans
  • scrum-master — stories, tasks, sprint plan, DoD
  • dev — implementation with tests
  • qa — AC validation + reports
  • devops — CI/CD, infra, deployment runbook
  • debugger — incident response (reproduce → root cause → fix → postmortem)
  • refactor-architect — tech-debt audit + staged migration plan

Each agent ships in two languages: packages/method/assets/en/agents/<role>.md and packages/method/assets/es/agents/<role>.md.

SDD templates (9)

constitution.md, project-brief.md, PRD.md, spec.md, plan.md, tasks.md, story.md, architecture.md, current-state.md.

All available in /en/ and /es/.

Flows (4)

greenfield · brownfield · bugfix · refactor.

Each is a YAML file describing the sequence of phases, agents, inputs, outputs, and checkpoints. Available in both languages with phase names, descriptions, and checkpoint prompts translated.

API

import {
  // Types
  type Lang,           // 'en' | 'es'
  type AgentRole,
  type AgentDefinition,
  SUPPORTED_LANGS,     // ['en', 'es']
  DEFAULT_LANG,        // 'en'

  // Helpers
  detectSystemLang,    // returns 'es' if LANG/LC_ALL is es_*, else 'en'

  // Loaders (all accept optional lang, fall back to 'en' if asset missing)
  loadAgent,           // (role, lang?) => AgentDefinition
  loadTemplate,        // (name, lang?) => string
  loadFlow,            // (name, lang?) => string (YAML)
  listAgents,          // (lang?) => string[]
  listTemplates,       // (lang?) => string[]
  listFlows,           // (lang?) => string[]
} from '@iagentek/method';

// Example
const agent = loadAgent('analyst', 'es');
console.log(agent.lang);   // 'es'
console.log(agent.prompt); // markdown of the Spanish version

Fallback

If you request a Spanish asset that doesn't exist (e.g., a new agent added only in /en/ yet), the loader falls back to English. English is always the canonical source.

Full docs

github.com/azulls1/iagentek-framework