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yux-pm-prd

Generate PRD and create Linear issues for a feature. Triggers on "pm prd", "create prd", "plan feature", "feature planning", "创建PRD".

npx claudepluginhub wuyuxiangx/yux-claude-hub --plugin yux-linear

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This skill is limited to using the following tools:

ReadWriteGlobGrepBash(git:*)Bash(gh:*)mcp__linear__*

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Usage: `/yux-pm-prd [topic|issue-id]`

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PM PRD - Feature Planning with Task Decomposition

Usage: /yux-pm-prd [topic|issue-id]

Prerequisite: .claude/linear-config.json must exist. If missing, show: "Please run /yux-linear-init first."

Input Modes

Issue ID (e.g., WYX-123): Fetch via mcp__linear__get_issue(id: "<issue_id>"), use title and description as seed.
Topic text (e.g., User authentication): Use as seed directly.
No args: Conduct interactive interview -- ask problem, target user, expected outcome, technical constraints, and priority.

Step 1: Load Configuration

Read .claude/linear-config.json. Extract team.id and project.id.

Step 2: Gather Requirements

Collect requirements from the chosen input mode. For interactive mode, ask concise questions and accept "skip" for optional fields.

Step 3: Complexity Detection

High (L/XL effort): Generate full PRD document + Epic + sub-issues
Medium (M effort): Create parent issue with sub-issues, detailed descriptions
Low (S/XS effort): Create single well-described issue

Step 4: High Complexity Path

Generate PRD content following the template in ../../references/prd-template.md.

Create Linear document and issues:

# Create PRD document (fallback: save as docs/prd-<slug>.md if API fails)
mcp__linear__create_document(
  title: "PRD: <feature_title>",
  content: "<prd_content>",
  project: "<project.id>"
)

# Create parent Epic issue
mcp__linear__create_issue(
  title: "<feature_title>",
  description: "Epic for <feature>.\n\nPRD: <document_link>",
  team: "<team.id>",
  project: "<project.id>",
  labels: ["Epic"],
  priority: <priority>,
  assignee: "me"
)

# Create sub-issues (task breakdown)
For each task:
  mcp__linear__create_issue(
    title: "<task_title>",
    description: "<task_description>\n\n## Acceptance Criteria\n- [ ] ...",
    team: "<team.id>",
    project: "<project.id>",
    parentId: "<epic_issue_id>",
    labels: ["<type_label>"],
    priority: <priority>,
    assignee: "me"
  )

Step 5: Medium/Low Complexity Path

Skip PRD document creation. Create issues directly with structured descriptions containing Goal, Tasks checklist, and Acceptance Criteria sections. For medium complexity, create a parent issue with sub-issues using parentId.

Summary Output

After creation, display:

Document link (if created)
Epic issue ID and title
All sub-issues with effort and priority
Suggested next actions (/yux-pm-plan, /yux-linear-start)

See ../../references/prd-template.md for PRD document template.