bmad-product-brief

To create an executive product brief from scattered documents and brain dumps, you can use a guided discovery skill that analyzes your planning artifacts and project context, then synthesizes them into a concise 1-2 page summary. It runs multi-lens reviews to ensure board-ready quality.

Yes, you can generate a product brief autonomously using headless runs designed for structured inputs. This mode bypasses conversational elicitation, allowing the skill to scan artifacts and draft the executive summary without continuous user interaction.

The best way to turn a raw product idea into a PRD handoff distillate is through a draft, review, and finalize loop that produces an executive brief, then optionally emits a token-efficient distillate. This distillate captures core requirements for downstream engineering teams.

Yes, this product brief skill works with existing project planning artifacts by utilizing fan-out subagents to scan and analyze them. It extracts and synthesizes only the relevant sections from your project knowledge to build the executive summary.

Multi-lens review improves executive product brief drafting by applying skeptic, opportunity, and contextual perspectives to the generated draft. This review loop identifies gaps and validates assumptions before finalizing the 1-2 page summary.

The limitation of using autonomous headless runs for artifact analysis is that they require fully structured inputs to function correctly. Without conversational elicitation to clarify ambiguous brain dumps, the skill may miss nuanced context not explicitly defined in the provided documents.