10x-prd

To generate a product requirements document, provide raw notes or a shape-notes.md file. The system converts shaped notes into a schema-conformant PRD, automatically routing content to greenfield or brownfield templates based on context.

Shape-notes are structured markdown inputs used to define context for a PRD. They allow the system to automatically detect the context type and route the document generation to the correct greenfield or brownfield template.

Yes, you can automatically route your PRD to greenfield or brownfield templates. The system determines the correct template by checking the context type in shape-notes.md or by auto-detecting the current working directory.

During PRD generation, any missing content from the raw notes is automatically routed to an Open Questions section. This ensures schema conformity while flagging gaps for human resolution.

You need a shape-notes.md file or raw notes to start writing a product requirements document. Running the command reads these inputs, enforces schema conformity, and outputs the structured PRD.

The best way to ensure schema conformity in a product requirements document is to use an automated generator. It validates shaped notes against a predefined schema and routes missing fields to Open Questions.