prd

A Product Requirements Document (PRD) outlines goals, user stories, and functional requirements for new features. You need a PRD to ensure clarity and actionable specifications, keeping all stakeholders aligned before development begins.

You generate a PRD by providing feature details to an interactive system that asks targeted clarifying questions. It then outputs a structured markdown document containing user stories, acceptance criteria, functional requirements, and non-goals.

Yes, you can use this to create product requirements for any new feature or project. The interactive clarification process gathers comprehensive details to ensure the generated document suits your specific project context and scale.

A generated Product Requirements Document includes sections for introduction, goals, user stories with acceptance criteria, functional requirements, non-goals, and optional design or technical considerations to guide development teams.

The PRD generation process requires no specific input formats or prerequisites. It uses an interactive question-and-answer approach to gather comprehensive requirements directly from your responses before generating the final markdown document.