prd

To turn a vague app idea into a build-ready product specification, you need a PRD that defines core features, data models, and UI flows. This Skill discovers your scope through an interview process and outputs explicit user stories, data schemas, and deployment requirements.

A PRD for Claude Code to build a full application must include data schemas, routes, environment variables, and access controls. It should also cover UI flows, permissions, integration needs, and governance rules to serve as a self-contained, production-ready technical specification.

You generate data models and environment setup requirements by outlining core features and deployment needs during a discovery interview. This process captures your project scope and delivers explicit data structures, routes, and environment variables in a single document.

Yes, this PRD generation approach applies across domains by outlining core features, data models, and UI flows. It adapts to your specific project context by capturing scope through an interactive discovery process and defining governance rules and deployment steps.

The best way to write deployment requirements and access controls is to define them directly within your PRD. This Skill helps you establish hosting requirements, environment variables, and permissions alongside user stories to ensure end-to-end guidance for your project.