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to-issues
Use when a plan, spec, or PRD must become an actionable backlog — break it into thin dependency-aware issues that each deliver a verifiable vertical slice
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# To Issues
To Issues turns a plan into independently executable backlog items. The goal is not to split work by
layer, but to create thin vertical slices that are reviewable, testable, and dependency-aware.
## When to Use
- A plan, spec, or PRD is approved and now needs implementation tickets
- A broad initiative must be broken into thin, demoable slices
- The current backlog is too coarse to delegate safely
- You need to separate work that can proceed independently from work that is blocked
## When NOT to Use