Convert raw notes into structured Product Requirements Documents.
npx skills add https://github.com/s3nex-com/sdlc-skills-library --skill prd-creator-s3nex-com
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: prd-creator Source: https://github.com/s3nex-com/sdlc-skills-library/tree/main/skills/phase1/prd-creator Command: npx skills add https://github.com/s3nex-com/sdlc-skills-library --skill prd-creator-s3nex-com
Product requirements are often created ad-hoc, incomplete, or misaligned with downstream SDLC activities. This skill automates turning rough ideas into a structured PRD that can be reviewed, validated, and fed into traceability, API design, and design documentation workflows.
Provide raw material (bullets, notes, or meeting transcripts) and the skill will structure a complete PRD.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To turn raw notes into a structured PRD, provide your bullet lists or transcripts to the skill. It maps the unstructured material into a complete product requirements document with defined sections and non-goals.
The best way to validate an existing PRD is to run it through quality checks that produce a gap report. This process identifies missing requirements and highlights areas needing improvement before downstream SDLC phases.
This PRD process supports requirements traceability and design doc generation by producing ready-to-feed artifacts. The output satisfies specification-driven-development and design-doc-generator interfaces for subsequent SDLC workflows.
To start the product requirements discovery process, provide rough ideas, bullet lists, or meeting transcripts. The skill structures this raw input into a validated PRD without requiring pre-formatted documents.
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