prd-taskbreaker

To turn a PRD into actionable frontend tasks, paste the unstructured product brief to generate a dependency-aware breakdown featuring sequential task IDs, complexity estimates, and track mappings across Foundation, Core UI, Page Assembly, and Polish.

A dependency-ordered task breakdown is a structured sequence of frontend implementation tasks derived from user stories, mapping data needs and acceptance criteria to sequential task IDs with explicit prerequisite chains for accurate workflow planning.

Yes, you can use a product brief instead of a formal PRD. The task breakdown process accepts product briefs and feature specs, extracting user stories, screens, data requirements, and non-functional requirements to generate structured frontend tasks.

To organize frontend tasks into implementation tracks, the breakdown automatically categorizes extracted user stories and data needs across Foundation, Core UI, Page Assembly, and Polish tracks to ensure dependencies resolve in the correct build sequence.

The best way to extract user stories and acceptance criteria from a feature spec is to parse the document to classify its type, identify data needs, and generate ready-to-use markdown task cards with priorities and dependency chains.