prd-to-plan

To turn a PRD into an implementation plan, you paste the document into the workspace and run the process to generate a phased delivery outline. It decomposes requirements into vertical slices, architecture-aware phases, and saves the plan file under ./plans/.

A tracer-bullet vertical slice is an implementation phase that spans architecture, API, and UI layers to deliver end-to-end functionality. This approach breaks down product requirements into iterative, executable milestones that validate the full technical stack early.

Breaking requirements into architecture-aware milestones involves making durable decisions on routes, schemas, and data models first. The process then maps these decisions into vertical slices, creating a phased rollout path with clear acceptance criteria.

Generating a plan from a PRD requires no specific framework dependencies. You simply paste your product requirement document into the workspace to produce the phased delivery outline and save the output structure under the ./plans/ directory.

The best way to guide stakeholder conversations is by presenting a clear, iterative rollout path generated from the PRD. This translates product requirements into a concrete, phased implementation plan that documents milestones and acceptance criteria for delivery teams.

You should avoid automated PRD to plan conversion when your project lacks defined product requirements or durable architecture decisions. Without clear input on data models and routes, the tool cannot effectively decompose work into vertical slices or generate meaningful milestones.