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Configure PAC (Product as Code) Project

Configure and initialize a project following the Product as Code specification for structured, version-controlled product management

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What it does and how to use it

A /slash command, ready to use, that runs a general workflow in a single step.

  1. Install the command (command above).
  2. In Claude Code, type "/" followed by the command name.
  3. Follow the instructions the command asks for and let it run.

Install (Claude Code)

mkdir -p .claude/commands && curl -fsSL https://doutorai.pt/data/lib/commands__davepoon-subagents__commands-pac-configure.md -o .claude/commands/davepoon-subagents__commands-pac-configure.md

Paste this command into the terminal, in your project folder, and the component installs automatically.

Content

---
description: Configure and initialize a project following the Product as Code specification for structured, version-controlled product management
category: project-task-management
argument-hint: "Specify configuration settings"
---

# Configure PAC (Product as Code) Project

Configure and initialize a project following the Product as Code specification for structured, version-controlled product management

## Instructions

1. **Analyze Project Context**
   - Check if the current directory is a git repository
   - Verify if a PAC configuration already exists (look for epic-*.yaml or ticket-

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