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Идеально подходит для агентов разработки, которым необходимы упрощенные рабочие процессы проектов и управление PRD. RALPH - это инструмент для конвертации и управления PRD

Возможности

Конвертация файлов PRD Markdown в формат prd.json
Управление автономным развитием
Валидация файлов prd.json
Переанализ проектов и обновление спецификаций
Сброс прогресса для начала заново

# Core Topics

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Updated: 1/26/2026

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Идеально подходит для агентов разработки, которым необходимы упрощенные рабочие процессы проектов и управление PRD. RALPH - это инструмент для конвертации и управления PRD

Зачем использовать этот навык

Наделяет агентов возможностью конвертировать файлы PRD Markdown в формат prd.json, проверять prd.json на ошибки и управлять автономной разработкой с помощью триггеров, таких как `/ralph --status` и `/ralph --analyze`, упрощая рабочие процессы проекта с помощью совместимости формата JSON.

Подходит лучше всего

Идеально подходит для агентов разработки, которым необходимы упрощенные рабочие процессы проектов и управление PRD.

Реализуемые кейсы использования for ralph

Преобразование файлов PRD Markdown в формат prd.json
Проверка prd.json на ошибки
Переанализ проектов для обновления спецификаций с помощью `/ralph --analyze`

! Безопасность и ограничения

  • Требует файлов PRD Markdown
  • Ограничен преобразованием и управлением форматом prd.json

Why this page is reference-only

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? Frequently Asked Questions

What is ralph?

Идеально подходит для агентов разработки, которым необходимы упрощенные рабочие процессы проектов и управление PRD. RALPH - это инструмент для конвертации и управления PRD

How do I install ralph?

Run the command: npx killer-skills add doravidan/supreme-ralph. It works with Cursor, Windsurf, VS Code, Claude Code, and 19+ other IDEs.

What are the use cases for ralph?

Key use cases include: Преобразование файлов PRD Markdown в формат prd.json, Проверка prd.json на ошибки, Переанализ проектов для обновления спецификаций с помощью `/ralph --analyze`.

Which IDEs are compatible with ralph?

This skill is compatible with Cursor, Windsurf, VS Code, Trae, Claude Code, OpenClaw, Aider, Codex, OpenCode, Goose, Cline, Roo Code, Kiro, Augment Code, Continue, GitHub Copilot, Sourcegraph Cody, and Amazon Q Developer. Use the Killer-Skills CLI for universal one-command installation.

Are there any limitations for ralph?

Требует файлов PRD Markdown. Ограничен преобразованием и управлением форматом prd.json.

How To Install

  1. 1. Open your terminal

    Open the terminal or command line in your project directory.

  2. 2. Run the install command

    Run: npx killer-skills add doravidan/supreme-ralph. The CLI will automatically detect your IDE or AI agent and configure the skill.

  3. 3. Start using the skill

    The skill is now active. Your AI agent can use ralph immediately in the current project.

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Upstream Repository Material

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Upstream Source

ralph

Install ralph, an AI agent skill for AI agent workflows and automation. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf with one-command setup.

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Supporting Evidence

RALPH Skill - PRD Conversion & Management

Convert PRD Markdown files to prd.json format and manage RALPH autonomous development.

Triggers

This skill activates when:

  • /ralph - Show status and help
  • /ralph --status - Show detailed PRD status
  • /ralph --validate - Validate prd.json
  • /ralph --reset - Reset progress.txt for fresh start
  • /ralph --analyze - Re-analyze project and update specs
  • /ralph-convert <file> - Convert PRD markdown to prd.json

Commands

/ralph - Status & Help

Show current PRD status and available commands:

bash
1# Check if prd.json exists 2if [ -f prd.json ]; then 3 echo "=== RALPH Status ===" 4 cat prd.json | jq '{ 5 project: .project, 6 branch: .branchName, 7 total: (.userStories | length), 8 complete: ([.userStories[] | select(.passes == true)] | length), 9 remaining: ([.userStories[] | select(.passes == false)] | length) 10 }' 11 12 echo "" 13 echo "=== Stories ===" 14 cat prd.json | jq -r '.userStories[] | "\(.id): \(.title) [\(if .passes then "✓" else "○" end)]"' 15else 16 echo "No prd.json found." 17 echo "" 18 echo "Create one with:" 19 echo " /prd [feature description]" 20fi

/ralph --status - Detailed Status

bash
1echo "=== PRD Status ===" 2cat prd.json | jq '.' 3 4echo "" 5echo "=== Progress Log (last 50 lines) ===" 6tail -50 progress.txt 2>/dev/null || echo "No progress.txt found" 7 8echo "" 9echo "=== Git Status ===" 10git status --short 11git log --oneline -5

/ralph --validate - Validate PRD

Check prd.json for issues:

bash
1# Validation checks: 2# 1. JSON is valid 3# 2. Required fields exist 4# 3. All stories have acceptance criteria 5# 4. Stories have quality gate criteria 6# 5. Priorities are sequential 7# 6. Branch name follows convention

Validation Rules:

  • project - Required, non-empty string
  • branchName - Required, format: ralph/[slug]
  • userStories - Required, non-empty array
  • Each story must have:
    • id - Format: US-XXX
    • title - Non-empty string
    • acceptanceCriteria - Array with at least 2 items
    • priority - Number 1-10
    • passes - Boolean

Output:

Validating prd.json...

✓ JSON is valid
✓ Project name: [name]
✓ Branch: ralph/[slug]
✓ Stories: [N] total

Story Validation:
  US-001: [Title] ✓
  US-002: [Title] ✓
  ...

⚠ Warnings:
  - US-003: Missing "Tests pass" in acceptance criteria
  - US-005: Large story (6+ criteria), consider splitting

✓ PRD is valid and ready for RALPH

/ralph --reset - Reset Progress

Reset progress.txt while preserving patterns:

bash
1# Archive current progress 2if [ -f progress.txt ]; then 3 mkdir -p archive/$(date +%Y-%m-%d) 4 cp progress.txt archive/$(date +%Y-%m-%d)/progress-backup.txt 5fi 6 7# Extract patterns section from current progress 8PATTERNS=$(sed -n '/## Codebase Patterns/,/^---$/p' progress.txt 2>/dev/null) 9 10# Get branch name from prd.json 11BRANCH=$(cat prd.json | jq -r '.branchName') 12 13# Create fresh progress.txt 14cat > progress.txt << EOF 15# Progress Log - $BRANCH 16 17Reset: $(date +%Y-%m-%d) 18 19$PATTERNS 20 21--- 22 23EOF 24 25echo "Progress reset. Previous progress archived."

/ralph --analyze - Re-analyze Project

Re-run project analysis and update specs:

bash
1# This triggers the project analyzer to refresh: 2# - PROJECT_SPEC.md 3# - scripts/ralph/CLAUDE.md context 4# - progress.txt patterns 5 6node scripts/run-ralph.js --analyze

/ralph-convert <file> - Convert PRD to JSON

Convert a PRD markdown file to prd.json:

Converting: tasks/prd-[feature].md

Reading PRD...
Extracting project info...
Parsing user stories...
Validating structure...

Generated prd.json:
- Project: [Feature Name]
- Branch: ralph/[feature-slug]
- Stories: [N] total

Initializing progress.txt...
Done!

Next: ./scripts/ralph/ralph.sh 20

PRD Conversion Process

Step 1: Read the PRD

bash
1cat tasks/prd-[feature-name].md

Step 2: Extract Information

Parse the PRD to extract:

  • Project name - From # PRD: [Name] title
  • Description - From ## Overview section
  • Project Context - From ## Project Context if present
  • User stories with:
    • ID (US-001, US-002, etc.)
    • Title
    • Description (As a... I want... So that...)
    • Acceptance criteria (bullet points)
    • Priority

Step 3: Generate prd.json

json
1{ 2 "project": "[Feature Name]", 3 "branchName": "ralph/[feature-slug]", 4 "description": "[Overview text]", 5 "createdAt": "[Today's date]", 6 "projectContext": { 7 "name": "[Project name from PROJECT_SPEC.md]", 8 "language": "[typescript/python/go]", 9 "framework": "[react/express/fastapi]", 10 "hasTypes": true, 11 "testFramework": "[vitest/pytest]" 12 }, 13 "existingPatterns": { 14 "moduleSystem": "[ES modules/CommonJS]", 15 "testFramework": "[vitest/jest/pytest]", 16 "linter": "[eslint/biome/ruff]" 17 }, 18 "userStories": [ 19 { 20 "id": "US-001", 21 "title": "[Story title]", 22 "description": "[Full story description]", 23 "acceptanceCriteria": [ 24 "[Criterion 1]", 25 "[Criterion 2]" 26 ], 27 "priority": 1, 28 "passes": false, 29 "notes": "" 30 } 31 ] 32}

Step 4: Archive Previous PRD

If prd.json already exists:

bash
1mkdir -p archive/$(date +%Y-%m-%d) 2cp prd.json archive/$(date +%Y-%m-%d)/prd-backup.json 3cp progress.txt archive/$(date +%Y-%m-%d)/progress-backup.txt 2>/dev/null

Step 5: Initialize Progress

Create fresh progress.txt:

markdown
1# Progress Log - ralph/[feature-slug] 2 3Started: [Date] 4Feature: [Feature description] 5 6## Project Context 7[From PROJECT_SPEC.md if available] 8 9## Codebase Patterns 10[Patterns from analysis or PROJECT_SPEC.md] 11 12## Quality Commands 13```bash 14[typecheck command] 15[lint command] 16[test command]


## Story Conversion Rules

### 1. Story Sizing

If a PRD story is too large, split it:
- Data model → separate story
- Backend logic → separate story
- API endpoint → separate story
- UI component → separate story
- Tests → integrated into each story

### 2. Priority Assignment

Assign priorities based on dependencies:

| Priority | Category | Examples |
|----------|----------|----------|
| 1 | Foundation | Schema, types, interfaces |
| 2 | Core Logic | Services, business logic |
| 3 | API/Backend | Routes, controllers, middleware |
| 4 | UI Components | Forms, displays, interactions |
| 5 | Polish | Optimization, edge cases, docs |

### 3. Required Acceptance Criteria

Always ensure these criteria exist based on tech stack:

**TypeScript/JavaScript:**
- "TypeScript compiles without errors" or "No type errors"
- "ESLint/Biome passes"
- "Tests pass"

**Python:**
- "Type hints complete"
- "Ruff/Pylint passes"
- "Pytest passes"

**Go:**
- "`go build` succeeds"
- "`golangci-lint` passes"
- "`go test ./...` passes"

**For specific story types:**
- UI stories: "Verify in browser", "Accessible"
- API stories: "Response format correct", "Error handling complete"
- Auth stories: "Security best practices followed"

### 4. Branch Naming

Convert feature name to slug:
- "User Authentication" → `ralph/user-authentication`
- "Dark Mode Toggle" → `ralph/dark-mode-toggle`
- Use lowercase, replace spaces with hyphens
- Max 30 characters

## Output Format

After conversion:

=== PRD Converted ===

Project: [Feature Name] Branch: ralph/[feature-slug] Stories: [N] total

Story Summary:

  1. US-001: [Title] (Priority 1) - Foundation
  2. US-002: [Title] (Priority 2) - Core logic
  3. US-003: [Title] (Priority 3) - API ...

Files Created/Updated:

  • prd.json
  • progress.txt

Next Steps:

  1. Review prd.json for accuracy
  2. Create branch: git checkout -b ralph/[feature-slug]
  3. Start RALPH: ./scripts/ralph/ralph.sh 20

## Example Conversion

**Input** (`tasks/prd-user-auth.md`):
```markdown
# PRD: User Authentication

## Overview
Add user authentication with email/password login.

## User Stories

### US-001: Create user model
**As a** developer
**I want** a User model with proper types
**So that** I can store user data securely

**Acceptance Criteria:**
- [ ] User interface with id, email, passwordHash
- [ ] Validation for email format
- [ ] TypeScript compiles

**Priority:** 1

Output (prd.json):

json
1{ 2 "project": "User Authentication", 3 "branchName": "ralph/user-auth", 4 "description": "Add user authentication with email/password login.", 5 "createdAt": "2026-01-22", 6 "userStories": [ 7 { 8 "id": "US-001", 9 "title": "Create user model", 10 "description": "As a developer, I want a User model with proper types so that I can store user data securely", 11 "acceptanceCriteria": [ 12 "User interface with id, email, passwordHash", 13 "Validation for email format", 14 "TypeScript compiles" 15 ], 16 "priority": 1, 17 "passes": false, 18 "notes": "" 19 } 20 ] 21}

Integration with RALPH

After prd.json is created:

  1. Create feature branch:

    bash
    1git checkout -b ralph/[feature-slug]
  2. Start RALPH:

    bash
    1./scripts/ralph/ralph.sh 20
  3. Monitor progress:

    bash
    1tail -f progress.txt 2cat prd.json | jq '.userStories[] | {id, title, passes}'
  4. When complete:

    bash
    1git log --oneline 2# Review changes, create PR

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