This metadata entry records the Toolsmith module. It is not run directly; use the separate bmad skill to set up the module on first use or report its current state afterward.
Required bmod metadata. Never invoke this skill.
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This folder is the Toolsmith module's record, not something to run. Invoke the bmad skill with setup toolsmith; it sets the module up if it never was, and otherwise reports its state. If there is no bmad skill, say so and offer npx skills add bmad-code-org/BMAD-METHOD --skill bmad.
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Revisit a recent answer, plan, draft, or decision using selected critique methods. The skill offers relevant approaches, explains what they reveal, and proposes improvements that are applied only after the user accepts them.
Work with Mary, a business analyst persona, to research markets, examine competitors, and clarify requirements. Use evidence-based discussion to turn vague needs into concrete specifications that can guide the next steps of a project.
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Work with John, a product manager persona, to clarify requirements through user interviews and stakeholder alignment. Turn a product vision into a PRD, a product requirements document, and small, validated increments for development.