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To turn product intent into capability contracts, provide a PRD or product concept to generate a structured artifact. This captures constraints, invariants, interfaces, and unresolved questions to guide implementation through architecture reviews.

Managing multi-team handoffs requires explicit constraints, policies, and interfaces. A structured capability contract captures business rules, trust boundaries, and implementation details to ensure consistent, durable handoffs across teams.

Extracting business rules and invariants involves translating product intent through a structured workflow. This process isolates trust boundaries, API constraints, and data policies into a versioned artifact for governance.

Yes, a capability contract documents unresolved questions during product planning. It includes open questions management to ensure unresolved constraints are tracked and addressed throughout the multi-team implementation lifecycle.

Yes, this approach supports observability and security constraints. The generated implementation contract explicitly details APIs, data structures, security boundaries, and observability metrics required for cross-team handoffs.

You need a capability contract instead of a standard PRD when working on cross-service initiatives requiring explicit constraints. It provides durable, versioned artifacts with detailed interfaces and policies that survive across teams.