Agent skill

tpm-roadmap-slice

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.

Stars 5
Forks 1

Install this agent skill to your Project

npx add-skill https://github.com/ozten/skills/tree/main/tpm-roadmap-slice

SKILL.md

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:

markdown
### 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

Priority Meaning Guidance
Must Required for phase to ship Core functionality, blockers
Should Expected but negotiable Important but not critical
Could Nice to have Enhancements, 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

Expand your agent's capabilities with these related and highly-rated skills.

ozten/skills

five-whys

Root cause analysis technique for self-improvement. Use after any failure, mistake, or suboptimal outcome to find systemic causes and actionable changes. Triggers: analyzing why something went wrong, debugging repeated failures, post-mortem analysis, retrospectives, understanding root causes, reflecting on what could be improved.

5 1
Explore
ozten/skills

nano-banana-image-gen

Generate images using the `imagen` CLI (Gemini and OpenAI models). Use when the user says "nano banana", "generate an image", "create an image", "make me a picture", "image gen", "draw", "illustrate", or wants to create images from text prompts.

5 1
Explore
ozten/skills

webdev-combobox-autocomplete

Foundational patterns for building accessible autocomplete/combobox components with state management, ARIA patterns, keyboard navigation, async suggestions, and framework-agnostic implementation. Use when building autocomplete inputs, command palettes, search inputs, select replacements, or any dropdown with keyboard navigation and suggestions.

5 1
Explore
ozten/skills

ui-design-iteration

Iterates on data-intensive UI designs to improve scannability, hierarchy, accessibility, and systematization. Use when improving an existing UI, reviewing a design for UX issues, or transforming a functional-but-flat interface into a polished product.

5 1
Explore
ozten/skills

tpm-spec-verify

Enrich a Phase Sepc/PRD with Quality Requirements (Q-nnn) and Acceptance Criteria (AC-nnnn). Use when user wants to add QA perspective, define test criteria, identify non-functional requirements, add verification steps, or prepare a Phase PRD for test planning.

5 1
Explore
ozten/skills

find-bugs

Adversarial three-agent bug review pipeline. Runs search → adversary → judge to find high-confidence bugs with reduced false positives. Use: /find-bugs src/

5 1
Explore

Didn't find tool you were looking for?

Be as detailed as possible for better results