Guide users through structured dialogue to create Product Requirement Documents.
npx skills add https://github.com/WritzProtocol/writz --skill nicole-pm-writzprotocol
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: nicole-pm Source: https://github.com/WritzProtocol/writz/tree/main/.agents/skills/nicole-pm Command: npx skills add https://github.com/WritzProtocol/writz --skill nicole-pm-writzprotocol
This Skill facilitates PRD creation and requirements discovery, streamlining the process for product managers and stakeholders.
Use the 'nicole-pm' skill to start a new PRD for your project.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
PRD creation is streamlined through a structured dialogue with a product manager persona, guiding you step-by-step to document product requirements and define features.
Requirements discovery is facilitated by a structured conversation that helps identify, extract, and document user requirements for product planning and project scoping.
Stakeholder alignment is achieved by using collaborative tools within the skill to ensure team members share a clear understanding of the product vision and requirements.
Yes, feature definition is supported as long as you have a clear understanding of your product vision and stakeholder input to drive the requirements discovery dialogue.
To start project scoping, you need a defined product vision and relevant stakeholder input to effectively engage with the product manager persona and generate a PRD.
The main limitation is that this approach requires a clear understanding of your product vision beforehand, as the skill relies on structured dialogue rather than generating requirements autonomously.
DenissvgnClarify Product Owner responsibilities and validate product vision against business goals.
pierreribeiroTranslate business problems into product strategy with PRDs and roadmaps.
mpazarynaRead and update `.orchestra/roadmap.md` and PRD documents for project status.
pe-menezesGuide interactive dialogue to convert vague ideas into Product Requirement Documents.
