Generate a GitHub issue structured as a Product Requirements Document.
npx skills add https://github.com/MatthieuGagne/gmb-nuke-raider --skill prd-matthieugagne
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: prd Source: https://github.com/MatthieuGagne/gmb-nuke-raider/tree/main/.claude/skills/prd Command: npx skills add https://github.com/MatthieuGagne/gmb-nuke-raider --skill prd-matthieugagne
This Skill streamlines the creation of Product Requirements Documents (PRDs) by directly generating a GitHub issue, ensuring a centralized and actionable record of feature specifications.
Use the prd skill to create a new GitHub issue for a feature.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To create a Product Requirements Document as a GitHub issue, this Skill automatically structures your feature specifications into goals, requirements, and acceptance criteria, then leverages the GitHub CLI to generate the issue directly in your repository.
The best way to structure feature specifications is by generating a standardized GitHub issue that serves as a centralized Product Requirements Document, populating fields like goals, scope, and acceptance criteria to maintain a single source of truth.
Yes, you need the GitHub CLI (`gh`) installed and authenticated, because the Skill leverages it directly to create the GitHub issue and link the Product Requirements Document to your development workflow.
Yes, you can use this for centralized feature documentation by instantly creating a GitHub issue after a brainstorming session, populating it with the agreed-upon product requirements and acceptance criteria.
The generated feature specification issue includes sections for goals, requirements, acceptance criteria, and scope, ensuring a structured Product Requirements Document for your new feature.
Using a GitHub issue for a PRD ensures a centralized and actionable record of feature specifications, providing a direct link to your development workflow and serving as the single source of truth for product requirements.
georgekhananaevWrap GitHub CLI commands with risk classification and confirmation prompts.
henrybravoConvert task specifications into structured GitHub issues with dependencies and acceptance criteria.
sumpalabsSynthesize project conversations and codebase context into structured PRDs.
onmaxCreate Product Requirements Documents and generate issues in Linear or GitHub.
