bmad-product-brief

To draft an executive product brief, provide your raw ideas, existing documents, and constraints to initiate a collaborative discovery and artifact analysis process that produces a concise 1-2 page narrative.

The best way to analyze product artifacts for a brief is using orchestrated discovery workflows that surface relevant context and evidence from your inputs, ensuring your executive narrative is backed by structured research.

Yes, you can generate a PRD distillate directly from an executive product brief by running the drafting workflow to produce an optional distillate output specifically formatted for downstream PRD creation.

The product brief drafting process supports both guided and autonomous workflows, coordinating subagents, frontmatter metadata, and templates to handle contextual discovery, drafting, review, and finalization stages.

To start the product brief discovery process, you need to provide your initial product idea, relevant supporting documents, and project constraints to trigger the structured drafting and review gates.

You should not use a structured product brief workflow if your requirement lacks sufficient raw ideas, documents, or stakeholder input to inform the artifact analysis and collaborative discovery stages needed for a polished narrative.