bmad-product-brief

To write an executive product brief, you synthesize raw ideas with existing project artifacts and web research to produce a polished 1–2 page narrative. This involves structured discovery, gap-filling elicitation, and multi-lens review to surface risks before finalizing the document.

Yes, you can update an existing product brief by providing it alongside new ideas. The system detects your intent to revise, scans the current brief for context, gathers fresh competitive market research, and applies multi-lens drafting to output an updated executive narrative.

The best way to structure product discovery is to scan relevant internal project artifacts and conduct targeted web research before drafting. This contextual discovery phase ensures the final executive product brief is backed by competitive analysis and validated assumptions.

No, generating a product brief does not require a separate PRD initially. The brief creation process can optionally output a distillate specifically formatted for downstream PRD creation, allowing you to seamlessly transition from executive narrative to detailed requirements.

Multi-lens review improves enterprise documentation synthesis by applying targeted questioning and diverse review perspectives during drafting. This gap-filling elicitation surfaces missing assumptions, opportunities, and risks, ensuring the final product brief is comprehensive and validated.

For autonomous product brief creation, you only need to provide your raw product idea. The system automatically routes the intent, resolves configurable workflow steps, scans artifacts, and gathers web context to draft the executive brief without requiring manual intervention.