product-requirements

To turn vague product ideas into a testable PRD, use an interactive dialogue process that captures context from project documents and stakeholders, then refines requirements through an iterative scoring system to ensure testability.

The best way to structure product requirements documentation is through a 100-point quality framework covering business value, functional requirements, UX, technical constraints, and scope, ensuring all critical discovery dimensions are formally evaluated.

The quality scoring process evaluates product management requirements across five dimensions—business value, functional requirements, UX, technical constraints, and scope—and triggers PRD generation only when the total score exceeds a defined threshold.

Yes, you can use an interactive workflow with a Product Owner persona to extract requirements from stakeholder input, automatically saving the generated PRD as a markdown file to your project's docs directory.

No, you do not need complete project context to start; you simply provide a concise feature idea and available context to initiate the interactive PRD workflow, which then guides you through structured discovery.

Generated PRDs are auto-saved as professional markdown files to the docs directory using the feature name, providing a reusable template for ongoing product work.