project-requirements

To generate a PRD and user stories from a project brief, provide your concise prompt to automatically create executive summaries, acceptance criteria, and feature lists. This outputs a complete specification package ready for phase-gated review.

A complete project specification package includes PRDs, user stories, acceptance criteria, feature lists, design specs, API specifications, data models, and task breakdowns. It provides structured templates ensuring consistent requirements across product teams.

Yes, you can create API specifications and data models for SDD-based development. The skill outputs design specs and database schema outlines directly aligned with your requirements to support structured development workflows.

Yes, this works for both startups and enterprises needing living specs. It standardizes project documentation across varying scales, producing ready-to-use specifications with success metrics, scope, and technical constraints.

The best way to document project requirements and acceptance criteria is submitting a concise project brief to generate structured templates. This ensures complete feature prioritization, edge case coverage, and consistent specifications across teams.

No, you do not need a detailed prompt to get technical constraints and task breakdowns. A concise project brief is sufficient to output a full specification package including dependencies, test plans, and database schemas.