ralph-init

To structure project requirements for AI-driven development, you need a Product Requirements Document (PRD) that defines problem statements, objectives, acceptance criteria, and technical constraints to guide AI agents.

A Product Requirements Document (PRD) is a structured plan defining problem statements and acceptance criteria. It supports goal-driven iteration by providing AI agents a clear definition of done to verify project completion.

Yes, you can generate a comprehensive Product Requirements Document from a brief feature description. The PRD initialization translates your brief input into structured goals, acceptance criteria, and technical constraints.

You set acceptance criteria and technical constraints for AI agents by initializing a PRD. This document explicitly outlines the definition of done, enabling AI agents to execute tasks and verify completion iteratively.

Yes, ralph-init works without external dependencies to define a project plan. It independently initializes the PRD structure needed to facilitate structured planning for AI agents to execute.

You need a PRD for AI development when kickstarting a new feature requiring structured planning and clear definition of done. Its limitation is that it only initializes requirements and does not implement the code itself.