do-create-techspec

To turn a PRD into a technical specification, you can use a guided workflow that extracts architectural requirements and translates them into a structured techspec.md file defining interfaces, data models, and endpoints.

A technical specification for software architecture should define architecture, interfaces, data models, endpoints, integration points, testing strategy, observability, and risk management to ensure implementation-ready guidance.

You can conduct deep project analysis for architectural design using MCP-based research and external web search to gather guidance, clarify ambiguities interactively, and trace architectural decisions back to business goals.

Yes, an existing PRD is required before generating a technical blueprint, because the process specifically translates documented product requirements into implementation-ready architectural specifications.

You can clarify ambiguities in product requirements during technical spec generation through an interactive flow that asks clarifying questions before finalizing the structured design output.

The best way to ensure architectural decisions align with business goals is to translate existing PRDs into implementation-ready technical specifications, making every architectural choice traceable to documented product requirements.