PRD Analyzer & Implementation Planner
Transform product requirements into actionable implementation plans with visual kanban tracking.
When NOT to Use
- Revising an existing plan — Use
plan-revision for modifying task hierarchies or scope changes
- Starting implementation — Use
work-session to begin executing tasks from a plan
- Quick one-off tasks — Use
/quick for tasks that don't need epic/story/task hierarchy
- Investigating feasibility — Use
spike for time-boxed technical investigation before committing to a plan
Key Principles
- Plan state lives in ohno (
.ohno/, epics → stories → tasks managed via MCP tools/CLI); .claude/PROJECT.md holds the project overview
- Break work into epic → story → task hierarchy (tasks ≤ 8h each)
- Assign skills to features based on type (api-design, database-design, etc.)
- Flag ambiguities before planning — don't assume unclear requirements
Quick Start Checklist
- Read the full PRD/brief document
- Extract goals, features, constraints, and dependencies
- Classify priorities (P0-P3) and flag ambiguities
- Break features into epics → stories → tasks with estimates
- Create the epic/story/task hierarchy in ohno via MCP tools and write
.claude/PROJECT.md
- Identify first skill to run and hand off
Skill Assignment
| Feature Type |
Primary Skill |
Secondary Skills |
| REST/GraphQL APIs |
api-design |
testing-strategy |
| Database schemas |
database-design |
— |
| SDK/library |
sdk-development |
— |
| Auth/Security |
api-design |
— |
| Testing infrastructure |
testing-strategy |
— |
| AWS/Cloud provisioning |
cloud-infrastructure |
— |
| Serverless/Lambda |
cloud-infrastructure |
api-design |
| Container deployment |
cloud-infrastructure |
ci-cd |
References
Runtime Notes
- Claude Code: dispatch yokay-planner via the Task tool with
subagent_type: "pokayokay:yokay-planner".
- Codex: there is no subagent dispatch. Execute the agent's role inline — read the corresponding
agents/yokay-<name>.md and follow its Behavioral Defaults, Critical Rules, and Output Contract directly in the current session.