product-implementation-guide

To create a development roadmap, you can convert your PRD, architecture decisions, and UX specifications into a single implementation guide with a clear, phase-driven plan for your iOS/macOS project. This process structures project setup, file organization, and phased implementation tasks.

The best way to structure an implementation guide is to generate sections for project setup, file structure, phased implementation, and testing strategies. This aligns development teams by converting isolated UX and architecture documents into a cohesive, executable development plan.

Yes, you can generate code scaffolding and task breakdowns directly from product requirements. The process automatically templates pseudo-code snippets and structured tasks to guide developers seamlessly from initial concept to a functional MVP.

Yes, you need separate files for PRD, architecture, and UX specs to build a phased plan. The system reads docs/PRD.md, docs/ARCHITECTURE.md, docs/UX_SPEC.md, and DESIGN_SYSTEM.md to produce a comprehensive docs/IMPLEMENTATION_GUIDE.md.

Your iOS implementation plan lacks architecture rationale because it is not derived from your core architecture and UX documents. Transforming these specs into a structured guide ensures architecture decisions and testing strategies are explicitly documented.

A standard PRD outlines requirements, while a concrete dev roadmap translates those requirements into executable phases. It includes architecture rationale, file structure, code scaffolding, and testing strategies specifically tailored for macOS app development.