prd

To generate a structured PRD in JSON, provide a feature brief and the tool will ask clarifying questions to capture details, outputting a deterministic JSON specification with stories, gates, and status. This ensures requirements are explicit and ready for implementation.

A deterministic PRD is a structured JSON specification that serves as a single source of truth for feature stories, quality gates, and status. You need one when product teams must align on requirements to prevent drift between discovery and implementation.

To write product requirements with data models and validation rules, trigger the specification workflow with a feature brief. It will prompt clarifying questions to define inputs, outputs, rules, and validation steps, ensuring the requirements are implementable without guessing.

Yes, you can use a JSON PRD to track feature status and quality gates. The generated specification explicitly defines quality gates, dependencies, and validation steps, providing a deterministic structure that can be consumed to drive development and track progress.

To create a complete feature specification, you need to provide a basic feature brief. The tool will then ask 5 to 10 clarifying questions in batches to capture all necessary details regarding scope, data models, UI routes, and success criteria.

Using JSON for product requirement documents requires strict structuring of stories, gates, and rules. It functions as a deterministic data format for driving development, meaning it relies heavily on answering clarifying questions accurately to ensure the output is implementable without guessing.