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prd-to-issueslisted

Break a PRD into independently grabbable GitHub issues with dependency relationships. Use when asked to 'break this PRD into issues', 'create issues from PRD', 'plan the work', 'create a kanban', or after writing a PRD to prepare work for execution.
arndvs/ctrlshft · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 68
Install: claude install-skill arndvs/ctrlshft
# PRD to Issues Output "Read PRD to Issues skill." to chat to acknowledge you read this file. Pipeline position: `/grill-me` → `/write-a-prd` → `/architect` → **`/prd-to-issues`** → `/do-work` → `shft` Use this skill to create GitHub issues from a finalized PRD or plan. Use `/architect` for deeper analysis and planning before issue creation. ## Process 1. **Locate the PRD** — find the PRD wherever it exists (GitHub issue, local file, or in the conversation). 2. **Explore the codebase** — understand the existing architecture, conventions, and relevant code paths needed to break the work into slices. 3. **Draft vertical slices** — break the PRD into tracer bullets (vertical slices). Each slice should wire through all layers end-to-end rather than building horizontally (all backend → all UI → all routes). Phase 1 should always be the simplest possible end-to-end wiring. 4. **Categorize each slice:** - **AFK** — can be implemented and merged without human interaction. Prefer AFK where possible. - **Human-in-the-loop (HITL)** — requires human interaction such as an architectural decision, design review, or taste judgment. 5. **Create a QA issue** — always create a final issue with a detailed manual QA plan for all items that require human verification. This is the last issue in the dependency chain. 6. **Quiz the user** — present the proposed breakdown and ask: - Does the granularity feel right? - Are the dependency relationships correct? - Should any slic