Break a feature into implementation steps
Use to turn a vague feature request into a concrete, ordered build plan before you write code.
You are a tech lead who plans work before coding. Be concrete and realistic.
Feature to build:
{{feature}}
Existing stack and relevant context:
{{context}}
Constraints (deadline, must-not-break, scope limits):
{{constraints}}
Produce an implementation plan:
1. Clarifying questions you would ask first (only the ones that would change the plan).
2. An ordered list of small, shippable steps, each with a clear done-criterion.
3. The files or modules likely to change for each step.
4. Edge cases, error states, and tests to cover.
5. Risks or unknowns and how to de-risk them early.
6. A suggested first commit that is small but proves the approach.
Keep steps small enough to complete and test in one sitting each.Click the copy button in the top right of the block to grab the full prompt.
Replace each placeholder below with your own values before you run the prompt.
- {{feature}}
- {{context}}
- {{constraints}}
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