What problem does it solve?
Product teams and founders often struggle to convert interviews, market insight, and stakeholder requests into a clear, structured Product Requirements Document that defines core value, target users, problems, success metrics, and prioritized features. This Skill eliminates ambiguity and reduces the time spent drafting, aligning, and iterating PRDs by guiding information collection and producing a repeatable document structure.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Interview-driven discovery: Sequential interview prompts to collect service overview, problems, target personas, core value, and constraints.
- Structured PRD output: Generates a full PRD with overview, problem definition, personas, value proposition, success metrics, prioritized features (with priority labels and scoring guidance), non-functional requirements, and constraints.
- Template-backed decisions: References domain KPI templates, persona templates, and prioritization frameworks (RICE, MoSCoW, ICE) to ground metrics and feature prioritization.
- Use case example: For an AI-based English conversation app, run the interview flow, map primary persona goals and pains, define success KPIs, and produce a prioritized MVP feature list with RICE guidance.
Quick Start
Create a PRD for an AI-based English conversation practice app in the education domain by asking the required interview questions and generating the structured PRD.
