Create PRDs, user stories, acceptance criteria, and MVP scopes.
npx skills add https://github.com/aiyuekuang/LLMProxy --skill product-design-aiyuekuang
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: product-design Source: https://github.com/aiyuekuang/LLMProxy/tree/main/.windsurf/skills/product-design Command: npx skills add https://github.com/aiyuekuang/LLMProxy --skill product-design-aiyuekuang
Product design and requirements analysis help teams translate ideas into clear, testable specifications, reducing ambiguity and improving alignment across stakeholders.
Draft a PRD, user stories, and a feature roadmap for a new product initiative.
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A PRD aligns stakeholders by documenting goals, success metrics, and scope. Structuring product requirements with clear templates reduces ambiguity and improves cross-functional delivery.
User stories guide development by capturing user needs, while acceptance criteria define testable conditions. Structuring these with clear templates ensures alignment and reduces misinterpretation during delivery.
Building a roadmap and MVP scope aligns delivery with business value and timelines. Defining MVP scopes prioritizes features to ensure cross-functional teams deliver targeted value efficiently.
Structured product requirements analysis is needed when translating ideas into testable specifications. It reduces ambiguity and improves alignment across stakeholders during PRD creation and roadmap planning.
Yes, you can draft a PRD, user stories, and a feature roadmap for a new product initiative. Structuring these elements translates ideas into clear specifications to guide cross-functional delivery.
cshyangPlan and execute a project discovery phase to define requirements and scope.
shwilliamsonWrite user stories with acceptance criteria and INVEST guidelines.
abrahamgreysonCreate project milestones by prompting for scope and acceptance criteria.
bketelsenGenerate a lightweight Product Requirements Document defining vision, user problems, and success metrics.
