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Generate a Phase Spec/PRD by extracting features from an annotated Vision PRD. Use when user wants to create quarterly phase documentation, extract requirements from vision, plan a development phase, or decompose features into R-nnnn requirements. Requires annotated Vision PRD with F-nnn tags and Coverage Index.

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    Use template at assets/phase-prd-template.md.

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    Check previous Phase PRDs to find the last used R-nnnn.

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PRD Phase Generator

Extract features from a Vision PRD into a detailed Phase PRD with requirements, priorities, and traceability.

Inputs Required

  1. Vision PRD — Annotated with [F-nnn] tags (use prd-vision-annotator first if missing)
  2. Coverage Index — To identify which features are Planned vs already assigned

Capacity Defaults

Per phase, target approximately:

  • 10 features (F-nnn)
  • 50 functional requirements (R-nnnn)
  • 100 acceptance criteria (AC-nnnn)

Adjust based on user input about team size or timeline.

Workflow

  1. Select features — Choose ~10 Planned features from Coverage Index
  2. Decompose requirements — Extract R-nnnn from each feature's vision prose
  3. Assign priorities — Must / Should / Could for each requirement
  4. Generate Phase PRD — Using template in assets/phase-prd-template.md
  5. Update Coverage Index — Mark selected features as In Progress

Step 1: Feature Selection

Review Planned features in Coverage Index. Select based on:

  • Dependencies — Foundation features before dependent ones
  • Cohesion — Group related features (e.g., all calendar views together)
  • Business priority — Per user input or stakeholder notes
  • Complexity — Balance large and small features

Present selection to user for approval before proceeding.

Step 2: Requirement Decomposition

For each selected feature, read the Vision PRD section and extract atomic requirements.

Vision prose:

User selects quantity, enters name/email, receives confirmation email immediately.

Becomes:

### R-0141: RSVP Quantity Selection
**Parent:** F-014
**Priority:** Must

Users shall select the number of seats when submitting an RSVP.

### R-0142: RSVP Data Collection  
**Parent:** F-014
**Priority:** Must

The RSVP form shall collect attendee name and email address.

### R-0143: RSVP Confirmation Email
**Parent:** F-014
**Priority:** Must

The system shall send a confirmation email upon RSVP submission.

Decomposition guidelines:

  • One behavior per requirement
  • Use "shall" for required behaviors
  • Keep requirements testable and atomic
  • ~5 requirements per feature is typical

Step 3: Priority Assignment

PriorityMeaningGuidance
MustRequired for phase to shipCore functionality, blockers
ShouldExpected but negotiableImportant but not critical
CouldNice to haveEnhancements, polish

Aim for roughly 60% Must, 30% Should, 10% Could.

Step 4: Generate Phase PRD

Use template at assets/phase-prd-template.md. Structure:

  1. Phase Overview (goals, scope, timeline)
  2. Features in Scope (list with F-nnn)
  3. Functional Requirements (R-nnnn grouped by feature)
  4. Quality Requirements section (placeholder — populated by prd-qa-enricher)
  5. Acceptance Criteria section (placeholder — populated by prd-qa-enricher)

Requirement Numbering

Continue R-nnnn sequence across phases:

  • Phase I: R-0001 → R-0089
  • Phase II: R-0090 → R-0179
  • Phase III: R-0180 → R-0269

Check previous Phase PRDs to find the last used R-nnnn.

References

  • references/naming-conventions.md — ID formats and rules
  • references/phasing-process.md — Detailed extraction workflow

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