prd

To turn a brainstormed scope into a PRD with user stories and acceptance criteria, use an interview-driven process that translates scope documents into structured epics, testable acceptance criteria, and comprehensive edge case coverage.

The best way to surface edge cases and dependencies when writing product requirements is to apply a deepening interview process with mandatory questions and guardrails to ensure complete, production-ready scope coverage.

Yes, you need a scope document before generating product requirements and user stories. The process requires that a scope file exists in your docs directory along with a builder profile for experience level calibration.

User stories in a product requirements document are organized into epics with stable headings, ensuring each story contains testable acceptance criteria and comprehensive coverage of edge cases and dependencies.

Yes, you can calibrate the generated PRD based on your team's experience level by providing a builder profile document in your docs directory, which adjusts the product-definition output accordingly.

A key limitation when translating scope management documents into structured PRDs is the strict prerequisite requiring specific input files in the docs directory, without which the interview-driven translation process cannot execute.