product-capability

Translating product intent into engineering constraints involves converting PRD requirements and roadmap asks into an SRS-style capability plan. This process identifies business rules, scope boundaries, and invariants to establish clear contracts before implementation begins.

An SRS-style capability plan is an implementation contract that documents non-goals, actors, surfaces, and required state transitions. It ensures clear capability contracts across multiple services before development begins.

Identifying invariants and interfaces for capability planning requires analyzing product intent to extract explicit engineering constraints. This includes documenting business rules, scope boundaries, and required state transitions within an SRS-style plan.

You need to generate an implementation contract when a feature spans multiple services and requires clear interfaces before coding. Creating an SRS-style capability plan translates product intent into explicit constraints and required state transitions.

Yes, you can use product management discussions and PRD intent to define scope boundaries and non-goals. This capability translation process extracts business rules and invariants to generate an implementation-ready SRS-style capability plan.