Clarify product requirements through structured questioning and per-PRD tracking.
npx skills add https://github.com/akornmeier/claude-config --skill prd-clarifier
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: prd-clarifier Source: https://github.com/akornmeier/claude-config/tree/main/skills/prd-clairifier Command: npx skills add https://github.com/akornmeier/claude-config --skill prd-clarifier
PRD documentation often contains gaps, ambiguities, and unclear success criteria that lead to misaligned expectations and costly rework. This skill systematically identifies and records those gaps through focused questioning using a structured approach.
Identify the PRD file location and initiate the session. When prompted, choose the desired depth (Quick, Medium, Long, Ultralong). Answer the questions as they appear; the session tracker updates after each response.
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To clarify ambiguities in a PRD, you can use structured questioning to surface missing requirements and unclear success criteria. This process applies iterative Q&A to ensure stakeholder alignment and systematically record gaps.
The best way to track stakeholder questions during requirements elicitation is to use an automated session tracker. This creates and updates a per-PRD tracking document capturing all questions, answers, and resolutions.
To run a structured PRD clarification session, identify the PRD file location, initiate the session, and choose a questioning depth scope. As questions appear, answer them to update the per-PRD tracking document automatically.
Yes, you can control the depth of requirements clarification by selecting scopes like Quick, Medium, Long, or Ultralong. This balances speed and thoroughness based on the specific PRD gaps you need to surface.
You need structured PRD clarification when documentation contains gaps and unclear success criteria that risk costly rework. It reveals inconsistencies between user needs and implementation plans through a repeatable, modular process.
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