feature

Managing the feature development lifecycle requires structured technical planning and user interviews to define product vision, intent, and specifications. This Skill guides that end-to-end process through progressive disclosure to generate draft specifications.

Progressive disclosure in product management is a guided approach to feature development that incrementally reveals requirements and technical planning steps. It ensures comprehensive validation against a defined schema before generating product vision and intent files.

To create an MVP and product vision document, you must conduct user interviews and validate requirements against a defined schema. This Skill automates that documentation process by generating PRODUCT_VISION.md and intent.json files.

Yes, user interviews are required to validate the feature against a defined schema and generate accurate draft specifications. The technical planning process depends on gathering user needs and success metrics before creating the intent JSON.

Structuring technical planning for feature development involves defining product vision, user needs, and success metrics before establishing the technical approach. This Skill provides guided development to walk you through those specific planning stages.

Automating specification generation for product management tasks is possible by validating user needs and technical approaches against a defined schema. This Skill automatically outputs structured intent JSON and draft specifications from your inputs.