pm-review-board

Submit your PRD, prototype, or requirement document and the Skill runs a six-role review covering product, engineering, QA, design, operations, and legal. It outputs a pass or fail verdict with risk-graded findings and specific fix suggestions.

It checks requirement completeness, data and interface definitions, acceptance criteria, exception paths, interaction states, tracking and rollback plans, and privacy or content compliance. Each role applies its own checklist from the references directory.

Yes. If you ask for a single role's view, such as engineering feasibility or QA testability, the Skill outputs only that role's findings instead of the full six-role report, and notes that a complete review is available.

When material is only a few paragraphs or screenshots, the Skill does not force a full review. It outputs a material supplementation list and suggests generating a structured PRD first with a PRD-writing skill.

Findings are graded as Blocker, Major, or Minor. Any blocker produces a fail verdict; majors without blockers give conditional pass requiring fixes before testing; zero blockers and majors means the document passes into development.

It is not suited for writing PRDs from scratch, pure code review, or pure design walkthroughs. Those tasks need dedicated writing, code-review, or design-critique skills instead.