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To scope an MVP in one week, use a sprint framework that answers four diagnostic questions to define your target user, core problem, core loop, and success metrics. This generates a focused PRD and prioritization rules to prevent scope creep.

Feature prioritization for a shippable MVP involves applying strict decision rules to keep scope tight and validate ideas with real users. It ensures only features directly supporting the core loop are built within the 1-week timeline.

You generate a PRD and starter prompts by providing your raw app idea and constraints to a guided diagnostic process. This produces starter PRD content and Claude prompts to kick off design and code tasks while enforcing scope constraints.

Yes, this product management framework validates any app idea by enforcing real user validation and a strict 1-week timeline. It transforms raw concepts into shippable plans by focusing on a single core loop and clear success metrics.

The limitation of a 1-week sprint framework is that it strictly enforces tight scope constraints and prevents scope creep. It requires dropping non-essential features and focusing only on the single problem and core loop defined during the diagnostic phase.