ralph-tui-create-json

To convert a PRD markdown into a JSON file, this skill parses user stories, acceptance criteria, and dependencies to generate a flat prd.json payload. It outputs a ready-to-run file containing name, branchName, description, and userStories arrays.

Parsing PRD user stories and acceptance criteria works by extracting requirements from markdown or text and mapping them into a flat JSON schema. The process appends quality gates to each story for deterministic execution by ralph-tui.

Yes, you can use PRD text extracts to create a branch-specific task payload. The skill processes text extracts to generate a standard root-level JSON structure including branchName and userStories, ready for ralph-tui execution.

The best way to automate the handoff from product requirements to engineering tasks is converting PRDs into a machine-parseable prd.json structure. This ensures consistent automated task generation when you run ralph-tui with the generated file.

Yes, ralph-tui requires a flat JSON schema for PRD task execution. The schema enforces specific root-level fields: name, branchName, description, and userStories, ensuring the payload is immediately consumable via the ralph-tui run command.

Appending quality gates to user stories during PRD to JSON conversion ensures deterministic execution. This process adds specific validation criteria to each story within the prd.json file, enabling reliable automated task handling by ralph-tui.