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To write a Product Decision Record (PDR), start by describing your product idea to initiate an interactive exploration. The workflow decomposes the idea into feature areas, surfaces trade-offs, and generates PDRs aligned to project constitution principles.

Structured product discovery uses a phase-based workflow to coordinate strategy exploration across cross-functional teams. It guides interactive feature-area decomposition and cross-cutting considerations to transform nebulous ideas into documented decisions.

Document major product pivots for governance by running a guided product exploration session. This generates formal Product Decision Records (PDRs) that capture the structured decisions and trade-offs aligned with your project constitution.

Yes, interactive PRDs support complex domain decomposition. The workflow applies interactive exploration prompts to break down new product initiatives into manageable feature areas and link cross-cutting considerations across domains.

No specific frameworks or dependencies are required to run this product discovery workflow. You simply need to describe your product idea to start the interactive exploration and generate the aligned decision records.

You need a Product Decision Record (PDR) instead of a standard PRD when you require formal decision documentation for governance. PDRs tie directly to constitution principles and provide structured trade-off analysis for major pivots or new initiatives.