defining-specs

To convert a PRD into behavioral specifications, paste the source document to generate implementation-agnostic specs, glossaries, and per-epic constraints that serve as the single source of truth for downstream coding agents.

The best way to structure requirements engineering for large feature requests is splitting inputs into epics when more than a dozen features are implied, producing individual specs and cross-epic references to maintain consistent boundaries.

Yes, you can use raw prompts to generate product management epics and domain glossaries. The process transforms narrative inputs into structured behavioral specs while maintaining a central glossary to ensure vocabulary stays consistent.

Yes, this behavioral spec approach enforces no-code, behavior-only outputs. It satisfies frontmatter-driven spec file requirements and uses explicit tagging for unresolved decisions to support auditable workflows.

When a milestone brief implies unresolved product decisions during spec generation, the resulting behavioral specifications include explicit tagging for those unresolved decisions to support auditable workflows and guide engineering.

You should split a feature request into multiple epics during specification when the source document implies more than a dozen features, which produces specs for each epic and cross-epic references as needed.