prd-audit

To audit product requirement documents, you compare each PRD with existing application code to classify implementation progress as complete, partial, or missing. This reveals completion gaps and blockers in your software development project.

The best way to identify unfinished features for sprint planning is performing a PRD implementation audit. It systematically inspects frontend and backend layers to pinpoint blockers and high-value next engineering priorities.

Yes, you can verify frontend and backend implementation status in parallel. The audit coordinates multiple agents to review PRD batches, inspect implementation layers, and synthesize findings into a unified implementation tracking report.

You need a PRD implementation review before a release or sprint planning cycle. It helps teams understand the gap between product requirements and actual software features by systematically auditing PRDs against the codebase.

Yes, you need structured PRDs to audit implementation gaps effectively. The audit requires structured PRD discovery and codebase inspection to accurately classify progress and generate a reliable implementation status report.