| name | prp-wizard |
| version | 1.0.0 |
| description | PRP Framework wizard for PRD-driven development. Gathers requirements, generates PRD, creates implementation plan, and executes with validation loops. Part of the unified project wizard. Use when user wants PRD-driven development, selects PRP framework in project wizard, or starts feature development or enhancement projects. |
PRP Wizard: PRD-Driven Development Framework
Interactive wizard for implementing features using the Product Requirements Planning (PRP) framework. This skill handles the complete lifecycle from requirements gathering through validated implementation.
Triggers
Use this skill when:
- User selected PRP framework in project wizard
- User wants PRD-driven development
- Feature development or enhancement projects
- Creating comprehensive technical specifications
- Planning multi-phase implementations
- Building features with formal validation requirements
- Keywords: PRP wizard, PRD development, feature planning, implementation plan, requirements driven, PRP framework, product requirements, technical specification
Core Mission
Guide users through the complete PRP workflow:
- Requirements Gathering: Structured questionnaire to capture all requirements
- Complexity Assessment: Determine effort level and approach
- PRD Generation: Create comprehensive Product Requirements Document
- Implementation Planning: Break down into phases and tasks
- Archon Integration: Create trackable tasks for execution
- Validated Execution: Implement with validation loops
PRP Workflow Overview
PRP WIZARD FLOW
+-------------+ +-------------+ +-------------+ +-------------+
| Feature |---->| Complexity |---->| PRD |---->|Implementation|
| Definition | | Assessment | | Generation | | Planning |
+-------------+ +-------------+ +-------------+ +-------------+
|
+------------------------------------------------------------+
|
v
+-------------+ +-------------+ +-------------+ +-------------+
| Archon |---->| Validated |---->| Review & |---->| Feature |
| Tasks | | Execution | | Validation | | Complete |
+-------------+ +-------------+ +-------------+ +-------------+
Phase 1: Feature Definition
Gather comprehensive information about the feature being built.
Feature Definition Questions
## PRP Wizard - Phase 1: Feature Definition
**1. Feature Name**
What is the feature called? (Clear, descriptive name)
> Example: "User Authentication System", "Dashboard Analytics Module"
**2. Feature Description**
Detailed description of what this feature does and why it's needed.
Include:
- What problem does it solve?
- What value does it provide?
- Who benefits from this feature?
**3. User Stories**
Who are the primary users and what do they want to accomplish?
**Primary User**:
- Role: [Job title or persona name]
- Goal: [What they want to achieve]
- Scenario: "As a [role], I want to [action] so that [benefit]"
**Secondary User(s)** (if applicable):
- Role: [Job title or persona name]
- Goal: [What they want to achieve]
- Scenario: "As a [role], I want to [action] so that [benefit]"
**4. Success Criteria**
How will we know when this feature is complete and successful?
- [ ] Criterion 1: [Measurable outcome]
- [ ] Criterion 2: [Measurable outcome]
- [ ] Criterion 3: [Measurable outcome]
**5. Acceptance Criteria (Technical)**
What technical requirements must be met?
- [ ] Given [context], when [action], then [outcome]
- [ ] Given [context], when [action], then [outcome]
- [ ] Given [context], when [action], then [outcome]
Feature Context Questions
## Feature Context
**6. Existing Codebase Integration**
- Is this feature for an existing project? [Yes/No]
- If yes, what is the tech stack?
- What existing components will this feature interact with?
- Are there existing patterns to follow?
**7. Related Features**
- What existing features does this relate to?
- Are there dependencies on other features?
- Will this feature enable future features?
**8. Constraints**
- Timeline constraints?
- Budget constraints?
- Technical constraints (browser support, performance, etc.)?
- Compliance constraints (GDPR, HIPAA, accessibility)?
Phase 2: Complexity Assessment
Determine the appropriate approach based on feature complexity.
Complexity Matrix
| Estimated Effort | Description | Approach |
|---|
| Low (< 1 day) | Simple feature, clear requirements | Direct Implementation |
| Medium (1-5 days) | Moderate complexity, some unknowns | Plan -> Implement |
| High (1-2 weeks) | Complex feature, multiple components | PRD -> Plan -> Implement |
| Very High (2+ weeks) | Large feature, many phases | PRD with Multiple Phases |
Complexity Assessment Questions
## PRP Wizard - Phase 2: Complexity Assessment
**9. Estimated Effort**
How long do you expect this feature to take?
- [ ] Low (< 1 day): Simple, straightforward implementation
- [ ] Medium (1-5 days): Some complexity, needs planning
- [ ] High (1-2 weeks): Complex, multiple components
- [ ] Very High (2+ weeks): Large scope, phased rollout
**10. Technical Complexity Factors**
Select all that apply:
- [ ] New technology or framework needed
- [ ] Complex data models or relationships
- [ ] Third-party API integrations
- [ ] Real-time or streaming requirements
- [ ] High performance requirements
- [ ] Complex UI/UX interactions
- [ ] Security-sensitive functionality
- [ ] Database migrations required
- [ ] Breaking changes to existing APIs
**11. Dependencies**
External dependencies:
- [ ] External APIs/services: [List]
- [ ] Third-party libraries: [List]
- [ ] Infrastructure changes: [List]
Internal dependencies:
- [ ] Database changes: [Describe]
- [ ] Other features: [List features]
- [ ] Team dependencies: [Other teams/people]
**12. Risk Factors**
Identify potential risks:
- [ ] Technical unknowns (need research/spikes)
- [ ] Integration complexity
- [ ] Performance risks
- [ ] Security considerations
- [ ] Data migration risks
- [ ] User adoption risks
- [ ] Rollback complexity
Complexity Scoring
Calculate complexity score based on responses:
complexity_score = 0
effort_scores = {"low": 1, "medium": 3, "high": 5, "very_high": 8}
complexity_score += effort_scores[effort_level]
complexity_score += len(technical_factors)
complexity_score += len(external_dependencies) * 2
complexity_score += len(internal_dependencies)
complexity_score += len(risk_factors) * 1.5
if complexity_score < 5:
approach = "direct_implementation"
elif complexity_score < 10:
approach = "plan_then_implement"
elif complexity_score < 18:
approach = "prd_with_plan"
else:
approach = "prd_multi_phase"
Phase 3: PRD Generation
Generate a comprehensive Product Requirements Document based on gathered information.
PRD Structure
# PRD: [Feature Name]
## Document Information
| Field | Value |
|-------|-------|
| **Feature** | [Feature Name] |
| **Owner** | [From project config or user input] |
| **Status** | Draft |
| **Created** | [Current date] |
| **Version** | 1.0 |
| **Complexity** | [Low/Medium/High/Very High] |
| **Estimated Effort** | [Duration] |
---
## Executive Summary
[2-3 paragraph overview of the feature, its purpose, and expected impact]
---
## Problem Statement
### Current State
[Description of the current situation and existing pain points]
### Desired State
[Description of the ideal end state after feature implementation]
### Impact of Not Solving
[What happens if we don't build this feature?]
---
## Goals & Objectives
### Primary Goal
[The main outcome we're trying to achieve]
### Secondary Goals
- [Secondary goal 1]
- [Secondary goal 2]
### Success Metrics
| Metric | Current | Target | Measurement Method |
|--------|---------|--------|-------------------|
| [Metric 1] | [Baseline] | [Target] | [How measured] |
| [Metric 2] | [Baseline] | [Target] | [How measured] |
---
## User Stories
### Epic: [Feature Name]
#### US-001: [Primary User Story]
**As a** [user type]
**I want to** [action]
**So that** [benefit]
**Acceptance Criteria:**
- [ ] Given [context], when [action], then [outcome]
- [ ] Given [context], when [action], then [outcome]
- [ ] Given [context], when [action], then [outcome]
**Priority:** P1
**Estimate:** [Size]
#### US-002: [Secondary User Story]
[Same format as above]
---
## Functional Requirements
| ID | Requirement | Priority | Notes |
|----|-------------|----------|-------|
| FR-001 | System MUST [capability] | P1 (Must Have) | [Notes] |
| FR-002 | System MUST [capability] | P1 (Must Have) | [Notes] |
| FR-003 | System SHOULD [capability] | P2 (Should Have) | [Notes] |
| FR-004 | System MAY [capability] | P3 (Nice to Have) | [Notes] |
---
## Non-Functional Requirements
| ID | Category | Requirement | Target | Notes |
|----|----------|-------------|--------|-------|
| NFR-001 | Performance | [Requirement] | [Target value] | [Notes] |
| NFR-002 | Scalability | [Requirement] | [Target value] | [Notes] |
| NFR-003 | Security | [Requirement] | [Standard] | [Notes] |
| NFR-004 | Accessibility | [Requirement] | [WCAG level] | [Notes] |
| NFR-005 | Availability | [Requirement] | [SLA %] | [Notes] |
---
## Technical Considerations
### Architecture Impact
[How does this feature affect existing architecture?]
### Technology Stack
- **Frontend**: [Technologies]
- **Backend**: [Technologies]
- **Database**: [Technologies]
- **Infrastructure**: [Technologies]
### Data Model
[Entity definitions, schema changes, or diagram description]
### API Design
[Endpoint definitions, request/response formats]
### Dependencies
| Dependency | Type | Status | Risk Level |
|------------|------|--------|------------|
| [Dependency 1] | External | [Status] | [Low/Medium/High] |
| [Dependency 2] | Internal | [Status] | [Low/Medium/High] |
---
## Implementation Phases
[Generated based on complexity assessment - see Phase 4 section]
---
## Testing Strategy
### Unit Tests
- [ ] [Test category 1]
- [ ] [Test category 2]
### Integration Tests
- [ ] [Integration scenario 1]
- [ ] [Integration scenario 2]
### End-to-End Tests
- [ ] [User flow 1]
- [ ] [User flow 2]
### Performance Tests
- [ ] [Performance scenario 1]
### Security Tests
- [ ] [Security test 1]
---
## Risks & Mitigations
| Risk | Probability | Impact | Mitigation Strategy | Owner |
|------|-------------|--------|---------------------|-------|
| [Risk 1] | [Low/Med/High] | [Low/Med/High] | [Strategy] | [Owner] |
| [Risk 2] | [Low/Med/High] | [Low/Med/High] | [Strategy] | [Owner] |
---
## Out of Scope
Explicitly excluded from this feature:
- [Excluded item 1]
- [Excluded item 2]
- [Excluded item 3]
---
## Open Questions
- [ ] [Question 1 that needs resolution]
- [ ] [Question 2 that needs resolution]
---
## Timeline
| Milestone | Target Date | Status | Owner |
|-----------|-------------|--------|-------|
| PRD Approved | [Date] | [Status] | [Owner] |
| Phase 1 Complete | [Date] | [Status] | [Owner] |
| Phase 2 Complete | [Date] | [Status] | [Owner] |
| Testing Complete | [Date] | [Status] | [Owner] |
| Release | [Date] | [Status] | [Owner] |
---
## Appendix
### Related Documents
- [Link to design mockups]
- [Link to API specification]
- [Link to architecture docs]
### Revision History
| Version | Date | Author | Changes |
|---------|------|--------|---------|
| 1.0 | [Date] | [Author] | Initial draft |
Phase 4: Implementation Planning
Break down the PRD into actionable phases and tasks.
Phase Structure by Complexity
Low Complexity (Direct Implementation)
## Implementation Plan: Direct Implementation
### Phase 1: Implementation (< 1 day)
**Duration**: [Hours]
**Tasks**:
1. [ ] Set up feature structure
2. [ ] Implement core functionality
3. [ ] Write tests
4. [ ] Update documentation
5. [ ] Submit for review
**Validation**:
- [ ] All tests passing
- [ ] Code review approved
Medium Complexity (Plan -> Implement)
## Implementation Plan: Plan Then Implement
### Phase 1: Planning & Setup (0.5-1 day)
**Duration**: [Hours/Days]
**Tasks**:
1. [ ] Review existing codebase
2. [ ] Design component structure
3. [ ] Define interfaces/contracts
4. [ ] Set up feature branch
5. [ ] Create test scaffolding
### Phase 2: Core Implementation (1-3 days)
**Duration**: [Days]
**Tasks**:
1. [ ] Implement data models
2. [ ] Build core business logic
3. [ ] Create API endpoints
4. [ ] Build UI components
5. [ ] Write unit tests
### Phase 3: Integration & Testing (0.5-1 day)
**Duration**: [Hours/Days]
**Tasks**:
1. [ ] Integration testing
2. [ ] End-to-end testing
3. [ ] Performance validation
4. [ ] Documentation
5. [ ] Code review
**Validation Checkpoints**:
- [ ] After Phase 1: Design review
- [ ] After Phase 2: Feature functionality verified
- [ ] After Phase 3: All tests passing, ready for merge
High Complexity (PRD -> Plan -> Implement)
## Implementation Plan: PRD-Driven Implementation
### Phase 1: Foundation (2-3 days)
**Duration**: [Days]
**Focus**: Data models, basic structure, infrastructure
**Tasks**:
1. [ ] Database schema design and migrations
2. [ ] Core data models and types
3. [ ] Base service/repository patterns
4. [ ] Initial API contracts
5. [ ] Feature flag setup
6. [ ] Base test infrastructure
**Validation**:
- [ ] Schema migrations successful
- [ ] Base models compile/type-check
- [ ] API contracts documented
### Phase 2: Core Functionality (3-5 days)
**Duration**: [Days]
**Focus**: Business logic, primary features
**Tasks**:
1. [ ] Core business logic implementation
2. [ ] Primary API endpoints
3. [ ] Service layer implementation
4. [ ] Error handling and validation
5. [ ] Unit tests for core logic
**Validation**:
- [ ] Unit tests > 80% coverage
- [ ] API endpoints functional
- [ ] Business logic verified
### Phase 3: User Interface (2-4 days)
**Duration**: [Days]
**Focus**: UI components, user interactions
**Tasks**:
1. [ ] Component architecture
2. [ ] UI component implementation
3. [ ] State management
4. [ ] Form handling and validation
5. [ ] Accessibility implementation
**Validation**:
- [ ] Components render correctly
- [ ] User flows functional
- [ ] Accessibility audit passed
### Phase 4: Integration (1-2 days)
**Duration**: [Days]
**Focus**: Connect all pieces, external integrations
**Tasks**:
1. [ ] Frontend-backend integration
2. [ ] External API integrations
3. [ ] End-to-end user flows
4. [ ] Error boundary implementation
5. [ ] Loading/error states
**Validation**:
- [ ] Integration tests passing
- [ ] External APIs connected
- [ ] Error handling verified
### Phase 5: Polish & Optimization (1-2 days)
**Duration**: [Days]
**Focus**: Performance, UX polish, documentation
**Tasks**:
1. [ ] Performance optimization
2. [ ] UX polish and refinements
3. [ ] Security hardening
4. [ ] Documentation updates
5. [ ] Final code review
**Validation**:
- [ ] Performance targets met
- [ ] Security review passed
- [ ] Documentation complete
Very High Complexity (PRD with Multiple Phases)
## Implementation Plan: Multi-Phase PRD Implementation
### Epic 1: Foundation & Infrastructure (Week 1-2)
#### Phase 1.1: Architecture Setup
**Tasks**:
- [ ] System architecture design
- [ ] Database design
- [ ] API design
- [ ] Infrastructure setup
#### Phase 1.2: Core Data Layer
**Tasks**:
- [ ] Database migrations
- [ ] Data models
- [ ] Repository patterns
- [ ] Data validation
**Milestone Validation**:
- [ ] Architecture review completed
- [ ] Data layer functional
- [ ] Documentation updated
### Epic 2: Core Features (Week 3-4)
#### Phase 2.1: Backend Implementation
**Tasks**:
- [ ] Business logic services
- [ ] API endpoints
- [ ] Authentication/authorization
- [ ] Error handling
#### Phase 2.2: Frontend Implementation
**Tasks**:
- [ ] Component library setup
- [ ] Core UI components
- [ ] State management
- [ ] API integration
**Milestone Validation**:
- [ ] Core features functional
- [ ] Unit tests passing
- [ ] Integration tests passing
### Epic 3: Advanced Features (Week 5)
#### Phase 3.1: Secondary Features
**Tasks**:
- [ ] [Feature-specific tasks]
#### Phase 3.2: Integrations
**Tasks**:
- [ ] Third-party integrations
- [ ] Webhook implementations
**Milestone Validation**:
- [ ] All features complete
- [ ] Integration tests passing
### Epic 4: Hardening & Release (Week 6)
#### Phase 4.1: Testing & QA
**Tasks**:
- [ ] E2E test suite
- [ ] Performance testing
- [ ] Security audit
- [ ] Accessibility audit
#### Phase 4.2: Documentation & Release
**Tasks**:
- [ ] User documentation
- [ ] API documentation
- [ ] Release notes
- [ ] Deployment
**Milestone Validation**:
- [ ] All tests passing
- [ ] Security audit passed
- [ ] Documentation complete
- [ ] Stakeholder sign-off
Phase 5: Validation Requirements
Define validation requirements for each phase of implementation.
Validation Types
## Validation Framework
### 1. Build Validation
Commands to verify the project builds successfully:
- [ ] `npm run build` / `python -m build` / `dotnet build`
- [ ] No compilation errors
- [ ] No TypeScript/type errors
- [ ] No linting errors
### 2. Test Validation
Test commands and coverage requirements:
- [ ] Unit tests: `npm test` / `pytest` / `dotnet test`
- [ ] Coverage threshold: [X]% minimum
- [ ] Integration tests: [command]
- [ ] E2E tests: [command]
### 3. Lint Validation
Code quality checks:
- [ ] ESLint/Ruff/StyleCop passing
- [ ] Prettier/Black formatting
- [ ] No security vulnerabilities in dependencies
### 4. Integration Validation
API and service checks:
- [ ] Health endpoints responding
- [ ] Database connections working
- [ ] External APIs accessible
- [ ] Authentication flow functional
### 5. Manual Validation
Human verification steps:
- [ ] UI matches designs
- [ ] User flow works as expected
- [ ] Edge cases handled
- [ ] Accessibility testing
Validation Checkpoints
validation_checkpoint = {
"phase": "Phase 2: Core Implementation",
"task_count": 5,
"required_validations": [
{
"type": "build",
"command": "npm run build",
"expected": "exit_code_0"
},
{
"type": "test",
"command": "npm test -- --coverage",
"expected": "coverage >= 80%"
},
{
"type": "lint",
"command": "npm run lint",
"expected": "no_errors"
}
],
"manual_validations": [
"Code review by team member",
"Feature demo to stakeholder"
],
"blocking": True
}
Phase 6: Documentation Requirements
Define documentation to be created alongside implementation.
Documentation Types
## Documentation Framework
### 1. Code Documentation
- [ ] Inline comments for complex logic
- [ ] JSDoc/docstrings for public APIs
- [ ] README for new directories/modules
- [ ] Type definitions documented
### 2. API Documentation
- [ ] OpenAPI/Swagger specification
- [ ] Request/response examples
- [ ] Authentication documentation
- [ ] Error code reference
### 3. User Documentation
- [ ] Feature overview
- [ ] Getting started guide
- [ ] Configuration options
- [ ] FAQ section
### 4. Architecture Documentation
- [ ] Design decisions (ADR format)
- [ ] Component diagrams
- [ ] Data flow diagrams
- [ ] Integration points
### 5. Operations Documentation
- [ ] Deployment guide
- [ ] Monitoring/alerting setup
- [ ] Troubleshooting guide
- [ ] Rollback procedures
Archon Integration
Create Archon tasks from the PRD and implementation plan.
PRD Storage
manage_document("create",
project_id=PROJECT_ID,
title=f"PRD: {feature_name}",
document_type="prp",
content={
"version": "1.0",
"status": "draft",
"feature_name": feature_name,
"complexity": complexity_level,
"sections": {
"executive_summary": executive_summary,
"problem_statement": problem_statement,
"goals": goals,
"user_stories": user_stories,
"functional_requirements": functional_requirements,
"non_functional_requirements": nfr,
"technical_design": technical_design,
"implementation_phases": phases,
"testing_strategy": testing_strategy,
"risks": risks,
"timeline": timeline
},
"created_at": timestamp,
"updated_at": timestamp
},
tags=["prd", "prp", feature_name.lower().replace(" ", "-")]
)
Task Generation
for phase_index, phase in enumerate(implementation_phases):
phase_task = manage_task("create",
project_id=PROJECT_ID,
title=f"[{feature_name}] Phase {phase_index + 1}: {phase['name']}",
description=f"""
## Phase Overview
{phase['description']}
## Duration
{phase['duration']}
## Focus Areas
{phase['focus']}
## Success Criteria
{format_criteria(phase['validation'])}
## Related PRD
See document: PRD: {feature_name}
""",
status="todo",
task_order=100 - (phase_index * 10),
feature=feature_name
)
for task_index, task in enumerate(phase['tasks']):
manage_task("create",
project_id=PROJECT_ID,
title=f"[{feature_name}] {task['title']}",
description=f"""
## Task Description
{task['description']}
## Acceptance Criteria
{format_acceptance_criteria(task['criteria'])}
## Validation
- Build: {task.get('build_validation', 'N/A')}
- Test: {task.get('test_validation', 'N/A')}
- Manual: {task.get('manual_validation', 'N/A')}
## Parent Phase
Phase {phase_index + 1}: {phase['name']}
""",
status="todo",
task_order=100 - (phase_index * 10) - (task_index + 1),
feature=f"{feature_name}:Phase{phase_index + 1}"
)
Task Status Flow
Task Status Flow:
todo -> doing -> review -> done
When moving to next phase:
1. All tasks in current phase must be "done"
2. All validation checkpoints must pass
3. Update phase task status
4. Begin next phase tasks
Execution Workflow
Step-by-step execution with validation loops.
Execution Steps
## Execution Protocol
### Step 1: Load Context
1. Read PRD from Archon documents
2. Load implementation plan
3. Identify current phase and task
4. Check validation checkpoint status
### Step 2: Execute Task
1. Mark task as "doing"
2. Implement according to task description
3. Follow acceptance criteria
4. Run validation commands
### Step 3: Validate
1. Run build validation
2. Run test validation
3. Run lint validation
4. Perform manual checks if required
### Step 4: Report
1. Update task status based on validation
2. If PASS: Mark task "review" or "done"
3. If FAIL: Document failure, keep task "doing"
4. Update Archon with progress notes
### Step 5: Next Task
1. Check if phase complete
2. If phase complete, run phase validation
3. If phase validation passes, start next phase
4. If all phases complete, feature is done
Validation Loop
def execute_with_validation(task_id):
"""Execute task with validation loop."""
task = find_tasks(task_id=task_id)
manage_task("update", task_id=task_id, status="doing")
implement_task(task)
validation_results = {
"build": run_build_validation(),
"test": run_test_validation(),
"lint": run_lint_validation()
}
all_passed = all(v["passed"] for v in validation_results.values())
if all_passed:
manage_task("update",
task_id=task_id,
status="done" if task["is_auto_mergeable"] else "review",
description=f"{task['description']}\n\n## Validation Results\n{format_results(validation_results)}"
)
return True
else:
manage_task("update",
task_id=task_id,
description=f"{task['description']}\n\n## Validation Failed\n{format_failures(validation_results)}"
)
return False
Implementation Report
## Implementation Report: [Feature Name]
### Summary
- **Feature**: [Name]
- **Status**: [In Progress / Complete / Blocked]
- **Current Phase**: [Phase Name]
- **Completion**: [X]% ([Y] of [Z] tasks)
### Progress by Phase
| Phase | Tasks | Complete | Status |
|-------|-------|----------|--------|
| Phase 1: Foundation | 5 | 5 | Done |
| Phase 2: Core | 8 | 6 | In Progress |
| Phase 3: Integration | 4 | 0 | Pending |
### Recent Completions
- [Task 1]: Completed [Date]
- [Task 2]: Completed [Date]
### Current Work
- [Task Name]: [Status]
- Blocker: [None / Description]
### Next Steps
1. Complete [Task X]
2. Begin [Task Y]
3. Run phase validation
### Validation Status
- Build: Passing
- Tests: 85% coverage (target: 80%)
- Lint: Passing
Quick Start Templates
Quick PRP (Low Complexity)
For features under 1 day:
# Quick PRP: [Feature Name]
## What
[1-2 sentences describing the change]
## Why
[Business/technical justification]
## How
[High-level approach]
## Tasks
1. [ ] [Task 1]
2. [ ] [Task 2]
3. [ ] [Task 3]
## Validation
- [ ] Build passes
- [ ] Tests pass
- [ ] Manual verification
## Done When
- [ ] [Acceptance criterion 1]
- [ ] [Acceptance criterion 2]
Enhancement PRP (Medium Complexity)
For enhancements to existing features:
# Enhancement PRP: [Feature Enhancement Name]
## Current Behavior
[How the feature works now]
## Desired Behavior
[How it should work after enhancement]
## User Impact
[Who benefits and how]
## Technical Approach
[How we'll implement this]
## Tasks
### Phase 1: Analysis
1. [ ] Review existing code
2. [ ] Identify change points
### Phase 2: Implementation
1. [ ] Implement changes
2. [ ] Update tests
3. [ ] Update documentation
### Phase 3: Validation
1. [ ] Run all tests
2. [ ] Manual QA
3. [ ] Performance check
## Rollback Plan
[How to revert if issues arise]
Error Handling
Common Issues and Resolutions
| Issue | Resolution |
|---|
| PRD too vague | Re-run Phase 1 with more detailed questions |
| Complexity underestimated | Regenerate implementation plan with higher complexity |
| Validation failing | Identify failing validation, fix, re-run |
| Task blocked by dependency | Mark as blocked, work on other tasks |
| Scope creep | Document in "Out of Scope", create separate PRD |
| Missing requirements | Update PRD, regenerate affected tasks |
Recovery Procedures
## Recovery Procedures
### Validation Failure Recovery
1. Identify failing validation
2. Analyze error output
3. Fix the issue
4. Re-run validation
5. If still failing, document and escalate
### Blocked Task Recovery
1. Identify blocking dependency
2. Create task for dependency if missing
3. Update task with blocker reference
4. Work on unblocked tasks
5. Return when blocker resolved
### Scope Change Recovery
1. Document requested change
2. Assess impact on existing PRD
3. Update PRD with changes
4. Regenerate affected tasks
5. Update timeline estimates
6. Get stakeholder approval
Best Practices
PRD Writing
- Be Specific: Vague requirements lead to rework
- Define Success: Every goal needs a measurable metric
- Include Edge Cases: Document error handling up front
- Set Boundaries: Out of scope is as important as in scope
- Living Document: Update PRD as you learn more
Implementation
- One Phase at a Time: Complete and validate before moving on
- Validate Often: Run validations after each significant change
- Document Decisions: Record why you chose specific approaches
- Keep Tests Current: Tests should evolve with implementation
- Clean Commits: Each commit should be a logical, working unit
Archon Integration
- Update Status: Always update task status when state changes
- Add Notes: Document blockers, decisions, and discoveries
- Track Time: Note actual duration vs. estimates
- Link Related Items: Connect tasks to PRD and each other
Command Reference
| Command | Description |
|---|
/prp-wizard | Start PRP wizard |
/prp-wizard --quick | Quick PRP for simple features |
/prp-wizard --resume | Resume existing PRP |
/prp-status | Check PRP implementation status |
/prp-validate | Run validation checkpoint |
/prp-tasks | Generate Archon tasks from PRD |
Integration with Project Wizard
When invoked from project-wizard skill:
if selected_framework == "prp":
prp_context = {
"project_name": project_name,
"project_type": project_type,
"tech_stack": tech_stack,
"archon_project_id": project_id,
"working_directory": working_dir
}
Notes
- PRD quality directly impacts implementation quality
- Complexity assessment helps choose the right approach
- Validation checkpoints catch issues early
- Archon integration enables progress tracking across sessions
- Templates are starting points - adapt to project needs
- Always update PRD when requirements change
