start-webapp

To set up a new web app project, you can use a guided wizard that elicits goals, generates architecture and requirements documents, and auto-registers tasks onto a GitHub Project kanban board. This enforces structured MoSCoW-based scoping and traceable project setup.

MoSCoW prioritization is a method used during interactive project discovery to categorize essential web app features into must-have, should-have, could-have, and won't-have tiers. It ensures generated requirements documents accurately scope the project's initial phase.

Yes, you can automatically generate GitHub issues from architecture documents for an existing repository. The wizard breaks down design docs into actionable tasks and wires them directly into a GitHub Project kanban workflow.

Yes, you need an existing repository before starting the interactive web app project setup. The wizard is intended for projects that already have a repository and desire a repeatable flow to generate design docs and wire tasks into GitHub.

The best way to create traceable tasks from web app requirements is using a phase-driven workflow that auto-generates issues from your prioritized feature breakdown. This process directly registers the actionable items onto a GitHub Project kanban board.