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To break down product requirements into testable sprint contracts, you convert high-level feature specifications into precise file descriptions, acceptance criteria, and dependency lists. This decomposition ensures engineering teams organize incremental development work efficiently.

Sizing sprints based on lines of code and deliverable complexity involves evaluating the detailed scope of decomposed requirements. You guide sprint sizing by mapping prerequisite resources and files against the overall complexity of the feature specifications.

Identifying prerequisite dependencies before starting a sprint requires analyzing existing code patterns and feature specifications. You determine necessary resources and files needed before starting to ensure the scope remains feasible and manageable.

Yes, you can use this approach to plan a new API endpoint from an existing PRD document. The process defines each file's purpose, acceptance criteria, dependencies, and scope, ensuring well-organized and incremental development sprints.

To generate a sprint plan for complex feature requests, you need predefined existing code patterns, clear acceptance criteria, and high-level product requirements. These inputs ensure feasible scope and facilitate efficient planning and execution.

You should avoid breaking down a PRD into sprint deliverables if predefined existing code patterns, dependencies, and clear acceptance criteria are not available. Without these inputs, ensuring a feasible scope for the incremental development work is difficult.