start-next-issue
Start Next Issue
Select the next issue to work on from a PRD breakdown, confirm it with the user, and begin the discussion before implementation.
Process
1. Determine the next issue
- Review the list of open issues from the PRD breakdown.
- Suggest the next issue in order (backend-first, then frontend linked to completed backend).
- Highlight any dependencies (for frontend issues, reference the related backend issue).
- Review the list of closed issues from the PRD breakdown. Read the closing comment of each closed issue.
2. Confirm with the user
Present the suggested issue with:
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