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To translate an approved proposal into a product requirement document, you need to process the proposal file to generate specific section-path-level modification specs and tiered acceptance criteria. This ensures developers receive clear, executable implementation instructions.

Generating a PRD with section-path-level modification specs requires deep codebase analysis to identify precise file insertion and modification points. This approach captures the architect's intent accurately and defines verification tiers for straightforward testing.

Documenting design decisions during proposal translation involves capturing all key architectural choices and their rationale directly within the technical specification. This maintains transparency and ensures the product requirement document reflects the original intent accurately.

Yes, generating a PRD from an architect proposal requires deep codebase analysis to investigate target files and sections. This analysis guarantees the technical specification contains precise insertion points and accurate modification instructions for developers.

Yes, you can use proposal translation to define tiered acceptance criteria for software engineering tasks. The process converts approved architectural proposals into detailed technical specifications, ensuring verification tiers are established for easy testing.

You need to generate a technical specification from an architectural proposal when an architect's design is approved and requires actionable implementation instructions. This translates high-level designs into a product requirement document with specific modification specs and verification tiers.