prd

To generate a product requirements document, provide your feature concept and the tool will ask clarifying questions to outline user stories, functional requirements, and acceptance criteria. It structures the PRD with clear goals and non-goals for development planning.

User stories and functional requirements in a PRD should include specific acceptance criteria and detailed instructions. This ensures the specifications are clear, actionable, and suitable for junior developers or AI agents to implement without ambiguity.

Yes, you can use this to plan feature scope and define non-functional requirements. It specifies clear scope boundaries and outlines both functional and non-functional aspects to ensure the project planning phase captures all necessary technical constraints.

The best way to write an actionable PRD for junior developers is by answering targeted clarifying questions to extract detailed specifications. This process ensures the final document provides explicit instructions, structured user stories, and clear acceptance criteria.

Generating a PRD requires no specific formatting tools or external dependencies. The skill operates independently to facilitate your planning by structuring the introduction, goals, and requirements directly from your provided feature details.