Where are the generated task lists stored?

All task lists are automatically saved as Markdown files within a /tasks/ directory in your project root, using a standardized naming convention based on the PRD name.

Does this skill modify my existing source code?

No, this skill is a planning and documentation tool. it generates the roadmap and identifies relevant files, but it does not execute code changes itself.

Can I use this for existing features or just new ones?

It can be used for both. The skill analyzes the current state of the codebase to identify existing patterns and files, making it effective for both new feature development and refactoring existing modules.

How does the 'Go' gate work?

The skill follows a two-phase process: it first presents high-level parent tasks and explicitly pauses, only generating detailed sub-tasks and file lists after the user confirms with a 'Go' command.

PRD Task List Generator

Name: PRD Task List Generator
Author: dundas

bydundas

Productivity & Workflow

Transforms Product Requirement Documents into actionable, gated implementation plans with specific file and testing guidance.

About

This skill streamlines the transition from product requirements to technical execution by analyzing PRDs and generating structured, step-by-step task lists. It performs a deep dive into the existing codebase to identify relevant files for modification and creates a two-phase planning process that allows developers to approve high-level architecture before diving into granular sub-tasks. Designed to support junior developers, it ensures comprehensive test coverage and logical project organization by outputting standardized markdown files to a dedicated tasks directory.

Key Features

Automated identification of relevant source files and test suites
Deep PRD analysis for functional requirements and user stories
Structured Markdown output optimized for junior developer workflows
Context-aware testing guidance including unit and integration tests
Two-phase implementation planning with human-in-the-loop 'Go' gate
0 GitHub stars

Use Cases

Converting a newly finalized PRD into a technical roadmap for a feature launch
Breaking down complex refactoring requirements into manageable sub-tasks
Onboarding junior developers to a project by providing clear implementation steps and file patterns

About

Key Features

Automated identification of relevant source files and test suites
Deep PRD analysis for functional requirements and user stories
Structured Markdown output optimized for junior developer workflows
Context-aware testing guidance including unit and integration tests
Two-phase implementation planning with human-in-the-loop 'Go' gate
0 GitHub stars

Use Cases

Converting a newly finalized PRD into a technical roadmap for a feature launch
Breaking down complex refactoring requirements into manageable sub-tasks
Onboarding junior developers to a project by providing clear implementation steps and file patterns