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prp-workflow

Product Requirements Prompt (PRP) workflow for systematic feature implementation. PRPs are PRDs engineered for AI - they include complete context, implementation blueprints, and validation gates for one-pass success. Use when user: (1) wants to implement a complex feature systematically, (2) asks to "create/generate a PRP", (3) mentions "PRP workflow" or "context engineering", (4) has a feature file to implement, (5) asks to "clarify" or "review" a PRP for ambiguities, (6) asks to "execute" an existing PRP. Three modes: Generation (create PRP from requirements), Clarification (resolve ambiguities before execution), Execution (implement from PRP with validation loops).

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Features and purpose

Product Requirements Prompt (PRP) workflow for systematic feature implementation. PRPs are PRDs engineered for AI - they include complete context, implementation blueprints, and validation gates for one-pass success. Use when user: (1) wants to implement a complex feature systematically, (2) asks to "create/generate a PRP", (3) mentions "PRP workflow" or "context engineering", (4) has a feature file to implement, (5) asks to "clarify" or "review" a PRP for ambiguities, (6) asks to "execute" an existing PRP. Three modes: Generation (create PRP from requirements), Clarification (resolve ambiguities before execution), Execution (implement from PRP with validation loops).

Quick start

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Indexed on
2026-01-20
Index updated
2026-02-18
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