code-first-draft

To generate an implementation plan from a PRD, you provide the feature requirements to prompt a codebase exploration. The system then translates user stories into actionable steps, mapping them to files to scaffold or modify, and outputs a concrete development path.

Codebase exploration for feature implementation planning is the process of analyzing existing project files to inform architecture choices. It ensures your new implementation plan maintains consistency with established project patterns before coding begins.

You map user stories to specific files by analyzing the PRD against the existing codebase structure. This process drafts a concrete plan outlining exactly which files require scaffolding, modification, or creation to fulfill the requirements.

Yes, you can establish an approval workflow before writing code by requesting plan approval after the PRD analysis. The system outlines the testing approach and implementation steps, pausing development until you explicitly approve the drafted plan.

Yes, the implementation plan includes a testing strategy and setup as a core component. It outlines the required testing approach alongside file scaffolding and modifications to ensure a reproducible development path with traceability.