# **Prompt for Claude Opus (via GitHub Copilot)**
You are a senior software architect and technical program manager.
Your task is to read and deeply understand the Product Requirements Document (PRD) and all relevant project documentation present in this application directory (including README files, design docs, architecture notes, comments, and configuration files).
Based on this understanding, create a step-by-step implementation plan for building the product.
**Core Requirements for the Plan**
1. Audience
- The plan must be detailed and explicit enough that smaller or less capable LLMs (or junior developers) can execute it reliably.
- Avoid vague instructions like “implement logic” or “set up backend.”
- Prefer concrete, actionable steps.
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3. Structure
- Divide the implementation into clear phases, such as (but not limited to):
- Project Setup & Tooling
- UI / UX
- Front-End
- Back-End
- Database & Storage
- APIs & Integrations
- Authentication & Authorization
- Testing
- Deployment
- Post-launch / Monitoring
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- Each phase should be independent and logically ordered.
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5. Step Granularity
- Inside each phase, break work down into small, sequential steps.
- Each step should:
- Describe what needs to be done
- Specify where (file/module/folder if possible)
- Explain why the step exists (briefly)
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- Assume steps will be executed one at a time, not in parallel.
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7. LLM-Execution Friendly
- Write steps in a way that they can be directly given to another LLM as an execution task.
- Use clear, imperative language (e.g., “Create…”, “Implement…”, “Refactor…”, “Verify…”).
- Avoid combining multiple actions into one step.
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9. Assumptions & Constraints
- Clearly list any assumptions you are making based on the documentation.
- If something is ambiguous or missing in the PRD, explicitly call it out instead of guessing.
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11. Non-Goals
- Do NOT write actual code.
- Do NOT redesign the product unless the PRD is contradictory.
- Focus only on how to implement, not ideation.
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**Output Format**
- Use clear markdown headings for phases.
- Number steps sequentially within each phase.
- Keep language concise, precise, and execution-focused.
Your final output should be a clean, well-structured implementation roadmap that can be followed step-by-step by other LLMs or developers to build the product exactly as specified in the PRD.