elicit-prd

Generates formal PRD documents from guided, multi-stage conversations with non-technical stakeholders.

Updated Apr 2, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/phyter1/seed --skill elicit-prd
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Skill: elicit-prd
Source: https://github.com/phyter1/seed/tree/main/.claude/skills/elicit-prd
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/phyter1/seed --skill elicit-prd

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) and references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps product teams and stakeholders translate ideas into comprehensive, well-structured product requirement documents through a guided, natural conversation, reducing the need for technical language and complex documentation processes.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Structured Interview: Leads users through a seven-stage dialogue to extract all necessary details for a complete Product Requirements Document.
  • Stage Guidance: Uses predefined prompts and question flows aligned with the elicitation process, ensuring thorough coverage without missing key areas.
  • PRD Generation: Transforms conversational insights into a formal, detailed PRD structured according to a given template, ready for review and development.

Quick Start

Initiate the interview process by starting a conversation with the designated assistant, and guide the user through answering questions about their product idea to compile a full PRD.

Frequently Asked Questions about elicit-prd

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I create a PRD from non-technical stakeholder interviews?

You can create a PRD by using a guided conversation to gather product requirements from non-technical stakeholders, summarizing their insights, and converting the input into a formal structured document. This stage-by-stage interview process ensures thorough coverage without missing key areas.

What is the best way to gather product requirements for development teams?

The best way to gather product requirements is through a structured interview process that prompts stakeholders with specific questions across multiple elicitation stages. This approach captures comprehensive user needs and translates conversational insights into a formal document ready for review.

How does a guided conversation help translate ideas into a product requirements document?

A guided conversation helps translate ideas by leading users through predefined question flows aligned with the elicitation process. It reduces the need for technical language, prompting stakeholders naturally to extract all necessary details for a complete product requirements document.

Can I use conversational elicitation to generate a formal PRD without technical language?

Yes, you can use conversational elicitation to generate a formal PRD without technical language. The process facilitates detailed dialogues with non-technical stakeholders, transforming their natural conversational input into a formal, detailed document structured according to a given template.

What stages are involved in eliciting product requirements through an interview?

Eliciting product requirements through an interview involves a seven-stage dialogue that extracts all necessary details. Each stage uses predefined prompts to guide the conversation, ensuring thorough coverage of the product idea before generating the final document.

Does generating a PRD through conversation work for non-technical stakeholders?

Generating a PRD through conversation works effectively for non-technical stakeholders by reducing complex documentation processes. The guided dialogue operates across multiple interview stages, prompting with specific questions to ensure thoroughness and accuracy in capturing user needs.