prd-intake

Goal

Turn a project PRD (usually .taskmaster/docs/prd.md) into a high-quality task graph using agent refinement and aoc-task add/edit.

Workflow

1. •Verify PRD exists and has actionable sections (goals, stories, requirements, acceptance criteria).
2. •Analyze the PRD directly for coverage, duplicates, and scope boundaries.
3. •In OpenCode, fan out sub-agents by domain/epic for refinement (parallel where possible).
4. •Apply task changes with aoc-task primitives:
   • •Create: aoc-task add "<title>" --desc "..." --details "..." --test-strategy "..." --priority <...> --tag <tag>
   • •Update: aoc-task edit <id> --title "..." --desc "..." --details "..." --test-strategy "..." --tag <tag>
   • •Link task PRD: aoc-task prd set <id> <path> --tag <tag>
   • •Manage dependencies/status/subtasks with aoc-task edit --depends, aoc-task status, aoc-task sub ...
5. •For explicit replace requests, remove target-tag tasks first using aoc-task rm <id> --tag <tag> then recreate.
6. •Run follow-up alignment:
   • •task-breakdown for large tasks
   • •tag-align for tags/status/dependencies
   • •prd-align to ensure details and testStrategy match the PRD

Guardrails

• •Never edit .taskmaster/tasks/tasks.json directly.
• •Use a review checkpoint before destructive replacement.
• •PRD links are task-level only; subtasks must not include PRD links.
• •Keep generated tasks actionable and testable.

Notes

• •Default parse source is .taskmaster/docs/prd.md (fallback .taskmaster/docs/prd.txt).
• •Final persistence should go through aoc-task add/edit in this workflow.