Convert brainstorm outputs into structured PRDs with problem, users, features, and metrics sections.
npx skills add https://github.com/elsolal/Skillz-Claude --skill pm-prd
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: pm-prd Source: https://github.com/elsolal/Skillz-Claude/tree/main/.claude/skills/pm-prd Command: npx skills add https://github.com/elsolal/Skillz-Claude --skill pm-prd
This skill helps product teams turn raw ideas and brainstorm outputs into a structured Product Requirements Document (PRD) that guides development with clear problems, users, features, and success criteria.
To create a PRD from an idea, provide your brainstorm notes and run the pm-prd skill to generate the document.
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To turn brainstorm ideas into a structured product requirements document, provide your raw concept notes to the skill. It automatically converts them into a templated PRD featuring clear problems, user roles, features, and success metrics.
A generated PRD for product planning includes standardized sections for the core problem, target users, proposed features, success metrics, and project scope to guide development alignment.
You can leverage existing PRD templates and domain data to standardize outputs. This ensures consistency across early product discovery workflows by reusing predefined formats for defining problems and features.
The best way to define product scope and success metrics from a raw concept is to process the idea through a structured PRD generation workflow. This extracts key problem statements and aligns features with measurable criteria.
You do not need strictly formatted brainstorm notes to start generating a PRD. The skill processes raw ideas and early discovery outputs to extract the necessary problem statements, user roles, and feature requirements.
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