Generate structured PRDs through guided strategic questioning.
npx skills add https://github.com/g5becks/oxlint-plugins --skill clavix-prd-g5becks
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: clavix-prd Source: https://github.com/g5becks/oxlint-plugins/tree/main/.skills/clavix-prd Command: npx skills add https://github.com/g5becks/oxlint-plugins --skill clavix-prd-g5becks
This Skill streamlines the creation of comprehensive Product Requirements Documents (PRDs) by guiding users through a structured, strategic questioning process, ensuring all critical aspects of a new feature or project are defined before development begins.
Use the clavix-prd skill to start defining requirements for a new user authentication system.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To write a product requirements document, you need to define the problem statement, core features, technical constraints, and out-of-scope items. This Skill guides you through a structured questioning process to capture these details and generates a clear PRD for your development team.
A quick-reference PRD is an AI-optimized version of your full product requirements document. It ensures the requirements are structured clearly for both human consumption and AI processing, validating completeness and clarity for downstream technical use.
Yes, you can use this Skill to plan technical requirements for a mobile app feature. It facilitates detailed project planning by guiding you through targeted questions to clarify scope, constraints, and core features before development begins.
The best way to gather requirements for product strategy documentation is through strategic questioning. This Skill asks targeted questions one at a time to elicit detailed requirements, ensuring all critical aspects of your project are defined comprehensively.
To define scope exclusions in a PRD, you must explicitly identify out-of-scope items during the requirements gathering process. This Skill prompts you to clarify these boundaries, preventing scope creep and aligning development team expectations.
cpfcoachingGuide users through divergent and convergent thinking to refine ideas into actionable concepts.
sunLeeeConvert vague feature requests into structured PRD documents saved as tasks/{feature}-prd.md.
SimonMcCallumTrack project tasks, timelines, and decisions during team meetings.
LucaDeLeoDecompose natural-language project goals into epics and user stories with acceptance criteria.
