bmad-validate-prd

Validating a PRD against BMAD standards requires checking information density, measurability, traceability, domain compliance, and implementation neutrality to ensure product requirements meet quality criteria and avoid regulatory risks.

BMAD compliance for a product requirements document means ensuring the PRD maintains information density, measurability, traceability, domain compliance, and implementation neutrality to prevent misaligned development and regulatory risks.

To check a PRD for implementation leakage, validate the document against implementation neutrality standards to ensure it defines required product behaviors without dictating unnecessary technical implementation details.

Yes, PRD validation supports non-standard document formats by using comprehensive format detection to classify product requirements documents as BMAD Standard, Variant, or Non-Standard before applying step-by-step validation rules.

A PRD lacks traceability and measurability when it fails to meet BMAD standards, which require clear information density and verifiable metrics to prevent missing requirements and ensure proper quality assurance.

The best way to ensure domain compliance in a PRD is to systematically validate the document against BMAD standards, verifying that all requirements meet specific domain rules and quality assurance criteria before development begins.