aid-prd

To convert discovery insights into a structured PRD, you provide your feature name and discovery notes to generate a complete draft with goals, scope, dependencies, success metrics, and traceability matrices.

Requirements traceability links research findings directly to specific requirements and user stories. It ensures every requirement has research backing or an explicit assumption, reducing ambiguity and smoothing technical handoffs.

You generate user stories and acceptance criteria by feeding discovery notes into a phase-gate workflow. The system drafts testable acceptance criteria aligned with your research findings for each requirement.

Yes, PRD generation works for phase-gate workflows by enforcing phase-gate entry and exit criteria. It requires a formal PRD template and a traceability matrix to be completed before sign-off.

The best way to prepare for a tech spec handoff is to build a traceability matrix linking research findings to requirements. This ensures developers have clear scope definitions and research-backed user stories.

Your PRD may lack clear scope and dependencies if discovery outputs are scattered. Structuring these insights into a formal template with phase-gate alignment resolves ambiguity and reduces development rework.