prd

To create a Product Requirements Document in Linear, provide a feature description and the Skill generates a Linear project containing the PRD and auto-created issues for each user story, ordered by dependencies and with explicit acceptance criteria.

Generating a PRD with Linear issues works by taking a feature description, asking clarifying questions, creating a Linear project with the PRD as its description, and then mapping each user story into a separate Linear issue.

Yes, Linear PRD project creation requires the first line of the PRD description to be Branch: ralph/<feature-name>, which formats the project for Ralph-driven automation and branch tracking.

Yes, you can use this PRD generation for feature planning across product teams. It initiates projects by gathering feature descriptions, assigning a Linear team, and structuring the scope and acceptance criteria.

The best way to organize project scope and user stories in Linear is to generate a PRD project that creates individual issues for each user story, orders them by dependencies, and saves a local .ralph-project configuration for tracking progress.

The PRD skill asks 3-5 clarifying questions before creating Linear issues to resolve ambiguity in the initial feature prompt, ensuring the generated project scope and acceptance criteria are accurate.