gds-edit-prd

Editing a PRD for clarity and measurability requires a structured workflow that discovers edit requirements, detects document format, and executes stepwise changes. This ensures documentation improvements are planned, validated, and tracked properly through frontmatter compliance.

The BMAD standard is a structured documentation format that enforces clarity, measurable criteria, and frontmatter tracking. It routes legacy documents into a compliant structure by integrating validation reports and coordinating stepwise improvements.

Updating a legacy PRD involves detecting the legacy format, integrating a validation report to prioritize improvements, and creating a stepwise change plan. This routing ensures old documents adopt compliant structures and measurable criteria.

Yes, you can plan and approve PRD changes step by step. A guided workflow coordinates discovery, generates a stepwise change plan, secures approval, and then executes the edits while maintaining frontmatter tracking and BMAD compliance.

Handing off a completed PRD requires a structured workflow that finalizes edits, satisfies frontmatter tracking, and enables seamless downstream artifact generation. This ensures validated requirements transfer cleanly to subsequent UX and architecture planning phases.