prp-core-runner

PRP Core Workflow Runner

Instructions

When the user requests to implement a feature using the PRP workflow or wants end-to-end automation from idea to PR, use the SlashCommand tool to invoke /prp-core-run-all with the user's feature description as the argument.

Step-by-step execution:

1. Invoke the workflow: Use SlashCommand tool with /prp-core-run-all {feature-description}
2. Monitor progress: The workflow will execute 5 steps in sequence:
   • Create a conventional git branch
   • Generate comprehensive PRP document
   • Execute the PRP implementation
   • Create atomic git commit
   • Create pull request
3. Handle failures: If any step fails:
   • Report which step failed and why
   • Do NOT proceed to subsequent steps
   • Provide actionable guidance for fixing the issue
4. Report completion: When all steps succeed, confirm the workflow completed and provide the PR URL

Error Handling:

• Stop execution immediately if any validation fails
• Report the specific error clearly
• Guide the user on how to resolve the issue
• Do not attempt to auto-fix complex validation failures

Examples

Example 1: Autonomous invocation

User: "Can you implement user authentication using JWT with the PRP workflow?"
Assistant: I'll use the prp-core-runner skill to execute the complete PRP workflow for implementing JWT authentication.
[Invokes: /prp-core-run-all Implement user authentication using JWT]

Example 2: Feature request

User: "I need to add a search API with Elasticsearch integration using PRP"
Assistant: I'll run the full PRP workflow to implement the search API with Elasticsearch.
[Invokes: /prp-core-run-all Add search API with Elasticsearch integration]

Example 3: Refactoring with PRP

User: "Use the PRP methodology to refactor the database layer for better performance"
Assistant: I'll execute the PRP workflow for refactoring the database layer.
[Invokes: /prp-core-run-all Refactor database layer for better performance]

When to Use

Use this skill when:

• User explicitly requests to "implement a feature using PRP"
• User asks to "run the full PRP workflow"
• User wants end-to-end automation from feature idea to pull request
• User mentions both "PRP" and a feature to implement
• User requests a complete workflow including branch, implementation, and PR

Do NOT use this skill when:

• User only wants to run a single PRP command (e.g., just create a PRP)
• User is asking about PRP methodology (provide information instead)
• User wants to implement something without mentioning PRP workflow