prd-add-feature

To add new features to a Product Requirements Document, you can integrate the new feature either as a separate document or as an in-place update. The process maintains version history and bidirectional linking to ensure contextual relevance.

The best way to maintain version history when updating a PRD with new feature requirements is to use a structured workflow that supports bidirectional linking. This ensures the new feature references the parent PRD and preserves contextual relevance throughout the documentation lifecycle.

Yes, you can add a feature as a standalone document instead of modifying the main PRD. This approach allows you to maintain the parent PRD independently while establishing bidirectional links to ensure the new feature document remains contextually relevant.

Yes, adding new product features to requirements documentation requires an existing parent PRD. The feature discovery process leverages existing PRD content to ensure contextual relevance and establishes bidirectional linking back to the parent document.

Scoped discovery in feature development works by analyzing the existing PRD content to define the new feature's requirements and boundaries. It ensures the integration maintains contextual relevance by directly referencing the parent PRD during the documentation update.