Convert a Product Requirements Document into a structured tasks.json plan.
npx skills add https://github.com/podcodar/webapp --skill prd-to-tasks-podcodar
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: prd-to-tasks Source: https://github.com/podcodar/webapp/tree/main/.agents/skills/prd-to-tasks Command: npx skills add https://github.com/podcodar/webapp --skill prd-to-tasks-podcodar
This Skill removes the ambiguity between a Product Requirements Document (PRD) and the concrete work needed to implement it, so teams can move from planning to execution faster.
Use the prd-to-tasks skill when you already have a PRD file in your workspace and want a tasks.json plan from it.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To convert a PRD into an actionable task plan, this Skill parses functional requirements and user stories to generate a structured tasks.json file with phases, priorities, and acceptance criteria.
Effort estimation is generated by breaking down the PRD into specific tasks, assigning estimated hours to each task, and organizing them into phases like foundation, core, and polish.
Yes, you can validate the dependency graph using the provided DAG validator script, which ensures the generated tasks.json plan has correct dependency rules before execution.
The best way to structure implementation phases from a PRD is to organize the generated tasks into foundation, core, polish, and nice-to-have phases with dependency-ordered execution.
Yes, you need an existing PRD file in your workspace to generate a tasks.json plan, as the Skill requires functional requirements and user stories as input for task breakdown.
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