Enforce a five-round planning process before PRD creation.
npx skills add https://github.com/harrymunro/ralph-wiggum --skill planning-harrymunro
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: planning Source: https://github.com/harrymunro/ralph-wiggum/tree/main/skills/planning Command: npx skills add https://github.com/harrymunro/ralph-wiggum --skill planning-harrymunro
This skill enforces a structured, five-round planning process to uncover and document requirements before creating a PRD, reducing rework and scope creep.
Activate the Planning Skill and begin the first round of problem understanding with the user.
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A structured planning session for product requirements discovery enforces a five-round question process to capture problem scope and success criteria before creating a PRD.
To run a planning session for a PRD, activate the skill to begin five mandatory question rounds, answering prompts sequentially to document problem understanding and validate scope.
No, you cannot generate a PRD without completing requirements discovery, because a mandatory gating step blocks PRD creation until the five-round planning process is fully validated.
Yes, the planning process saves documented answers and outcomes by compiling them into a concise planning summary file stored locally for future reference.
The best way to prevent scope creep during feature discovery is enforcing a structured five-round planning process that validates problem scope and success criteria before PRD creation.
You should use a formal planning session for product management when you need to uncover and document requirements for feature discovery and scoping to reduce rework before PRD generation.
OzeroHAXDefine project context, problem statement, and MVP boundaries.
ashtonianGenerate structured PRD documents and backlog tasks from feature descriptions.
profmikegreenePlan pilot project timelines, resources, and stakeholder status tracking.
kamal-haiderValidate feature requests against MVP PRD acceptance criteria and scope definitions.
