ux-spec-to-prompts

To convert a UX spec into UI prompts, provide your feature document as input to extract atomic buildable units, map their dependencies, and generate a sequenced chain of self-contained prompts with full context and interaction states.

Yes, you can use a PRD to generate build-order prompts for tools like v0 or Bolt. The process extracts atomic units from PRDs and outputs standalone prompts that progressively implement foundations, layout, components, and interactions.

The best way to structure UI prompts for complex feature docs is mapping dependencies to create a build-order sequence. This approach breaks documents into atomic units and outputs standalone prompts containing full context, requirements, states, and interactions.

No, you do not need to manually add context to prompts generated from a UX specification. The transformation process outputs standalone prompts that already include all required context, requirements, states, and interactions for UI generation tools.

Dependency mapping works by identifying relationships between extracted atomic units to sequence them correctly. It ensures the generated build-order prompts guide implementation progressively from foundational elements to final polish without manual rework.

Sequencing prompts for UI generation prevents manual rework by ensuring correct task order. Extracting atomic units and mapping dependencies allows progressive implementation of foundations, layout, and components, providing self-contained context that large prompts often lose.