What problem does it solve?
The PRD (Product Requirements Document) is the single, central planning artifact that replaces the prior multi-document workflow. It consolidates problem definition, solution approach, success criteria, data sources, boundaries, and context into one living document, reducing miscommunication and rework.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Centralized planning: Create and read PRD artifacts that contain problem, solution, success criteria, data sources, constraints, and scope.
- Guided structure: Enforces mandatory sections (Problema, Solucion, Criterio de exito, Datos disponibles, Constraints, Fuera de alcance) and a maximum 1–2 page length.
- Use Case: A CTO drafts a PRD for a new feature; the implementation team uses the PRD to guide design, development, and QA.
Quick Start
Create a PRD that follows the template and includes the sections for Problema, Solucion, Criterio de exito, Datos disponibles, Constraints, and Fuera de alcance.