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To convert a PRD markdown file into Linear issues, you can use a tool that parses the document to extract user stories, goals, and technical considerations, then automatically generates a Linear project with prioritized issues and acceptance criteria.

Automating Linear project creation from a product requirements document involves parsing the markdown file for structured sections like Title, Goals, and User Stories, then mapping these directly to a new Linear project and its corresponding issues.

Yes, you can generate Linear issues with acceptance criteria directly from markdown by parsing the user stories defined in your PRD and automatically assigning priorities and acceptance criteria to each created issue.

You need a markdown PRD format containing structured sections such as Title, Description, Goals, User Stories, Non-Goals, and Technical Considerations to successfully parse the file and automatically create your Linear issues.

Saving a .ralph-project configuration file stores your branch information and parsed PRD data, allowing autonomous workflows to resume iterations on your Linear project and generated issues without needing to reprocess the original markdown.