Dybs.it Documentation
Welcome. Dybs.it is the desktop app for leading a hybrid team (you plus your AI coding agents) through real epics, real stories and real sprints. It runs the BMad Method as its engine.
If you have ever felt like the bottleneck between your AI agents and shipped software (clicking between chats, copying context, losing track of which story is where), these docs are for you.
New here? Start with What is Dybs.it?, then see what you'll need to run it, installers are published when the app goes live. When you want to understand the workflow underneath, What is the BMad Method? explains the engine.
Pick your path
| If you want to… | Go to |
|---|---|
| Understand what Dybs.it is and who it's for | What is Dybs.it? |
| Install and open your first project | Installation → Your first project |
| Learn the day-to-day views | Epics & stories |
| Sync your work to Notion, Obsidian or Linear | Connectors |
| Understand the workflow it runs on | What is the BMad Method? |
| See that workflow end to end | Overview |
| Meet the agents you'll be working with | The agents |
| Look up a command | Slash-command reference |
The four phases at a glance
Dybs.it takes a project from an idea to shipped software through the four phases of its engine, the BMad Method. Each is driven by conversational agents and leaves behind artifacts that feed the next phase.
- Analysis: brainstorm and research; write a product brief or PRFAQ. (Mary, the Analyst.)
- Planning: write the PRD and, when there's a UI, the UX design. (John, the PM; Sally, the UX Designer.)
- Solutioning: architect the spine, break work into epics and stories, check readiness. (Winston, the Architect.)
- Implementation: plan the sprint, then run the story cycle to Done, with a retrospective at the end. (Amelia, the Engineer; Murat, the Test Architect.)
Documentation map
- Introduction: What is Dybs.it? · What is the BMad Method?
- Getting started: Installation · Your first project
- Using Dybs.it: Epics & stories · Terminal & providers · Documents, git & history · Connectors
- How Dybs.it works: Overview · The agents · Analysis · Planning · Solutioning · Implementation · Quality & testing
- Reference: Slash commands · Glossary · Changelog
The engine underneath
Dybs.it runs on the BMad Method, the AI-native development workflow created by Brian Madison and released as 100% open source (github.com/bmad-code-org/BMAD-METHOD). It is open, it stays open, and running it in Dybs.it costs nothing.
Open is free tier. Always.