prd

The 'prd' skill is designed to generate high-quality Product Requirements Documents (PRDs) for software systems and AI-powered features. It addresses the common challenge of translating vague business ideas into precise technical specifications that guide development teams. By structuring requirements into a clear, actionable document, it ensures alignment between stakeholders, product managers, and engineering teams, reducing ambiguity and enhancing the likelihood of project success.

This skill offers a comprehensive workflow that includes discovery, analysis, scoping, and technical drafting phases. It emphasizes careful interrogation of the user to capture the core problem, success metrics, and constraints before drafting the PRD. The generated documents follow a strict schema covering executive summaries, user experience and functionality, AI system requirements, technical specifications, and risks with phased rollouts. Additionally, the skill promotes measurable, concrete requirements and includes guidelines to avoid assumptions or hallucinated constraints, ensuring the output is production-ready.

Typical use cases for the 'prd' skill include starting a new product or feature development, documenting AI feature requirements, and providing a unified source of truth for project scope. It is particularly useful for product managers, developers, and stakeholders who need to translate ideas into actionable technical plans. The skill supports scenarios where clarity, completeness, and stakeholder alignment are critical, such as defining user stories, acceptance criteria, non-goals, and system architecture for both conventional software and AI-driven solutions.