Create and execute PRPs (Product Requirements Prompts) for feature implementation using Context Engineering principles. Use when planning new features, initializing PRP setup, executing existing PRPs, or when the user mentions "PRP", "feature planning", "implementation blueprint", or "context engine
Create and execute PRPs (Product Requirements Prompts) for feature implementation using Context Engineering principles. Use when planning new features, initializing PRP setup, executing existing PRPs, or when the user mentions "PRP", "feature planning", "implementation blueprint", or "context engineering". Helps achieve one-pass implementation success.
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