product-manager

To translate product ideas into a structured PRD, this skill applies a guided discovery workflow to clarify the problem, context, and metrics, then generates a ready-to-use PRD structure with executive summaries, goals, and target audience definitions.

Documenting user stories for cross-functional teams is best handled by categorizing requirements into Must, Should, and Nice to have tiers, defining scope boundaries (IN/OUT), and generating a basic user flow to ensure clear implementation guidance.

Yes, you can use this for product discovery and feature prioritization. It provides targeted discovery questions to clarify business and user goals, allowing you to align feature prioritization directly with your defined success metrics.

To start a product discovery and PRD drafting session, simply provide your initial idea. The skill will prompt you with discovery questions to establish context, then automatically output the structured PRD and user story documentation.

Yes, this skill helps with scope definition for feature requirements by explicitly categorizing user stories into Must, Should, and Nice to have buckets, and establishing clear IN/OUT scope boundaries for the product team.