Sequential Organization for PRDs and Tasks #43
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maybe prefix the numbers with zeros, e.g. |
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I like @dmecke's suggestion. @arthurariza, if you can do that, I'll merge |
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@snarktank I pushed the suggestion from @dmecke Here is how it looks now |
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Sequential Organization for PRDs and Tasks
Purpose
This PR implements a standardized sequential numbering system for PRDs and task files to maintain a clear order of creation and logical progression through the project lifecycle.
Changes
[n]-prd-[feature-name].mdHere is how PRDs will be organized in the folder:
(My folder structure looks a bit different, but the changes in this PR are only related to how PRDs are named, folders will remain the same)
And Tasks will also follow the sequence:
Does this change makes sense?
If not, feel free to close this PR