refine

Convert rough requirements or Jira tickets into a draft PRD with frontmatter.

Updated Jan 31, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/lekman/cdn --skill refine-lekman
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Skill: refine
Source: https://github.com/lekman/cdn/tree/main/.claude/skills/refine
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/lekman/cdn --skill refine-lekman

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Refine helps convert rough requirements, Jira tickets, or text descriptions into a structured PRD that can be handed to the planner skill, reducing ambiguity and ensuring a single, independently deployable scope per PRD.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Gather context from the input source (ticket reference or description) and related docs to anchor the PRD.
  • Draft a scoped PRD using a planner-compatible template, including frontmatter and acceptance criteria.
  • Identify gaps and generate targeted questions to resolve uncertainties before handoff.

Quick Start

Provide a Jira ticket reference or paste your requirements, and I will generate a draft PRD.

Frequently Asked Questions about refine

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I convert a rough Jira ticket into a structured PRD?

To convert a rough Jira ticket into a structured PRD, provide the ticket reference to gather context and draft a scoped document with acceptance criteria and frontmatter. It anchors the requirements and outputs a planner-compatible draft.

How do I identify missing requirements before drafting a PRD from a text description?

To identify missing requirements before drafting a PRD, the tool analyzes the text description to find gaps and generates targeted clarifying questions. This resolves uncertainties to ensure a single, independently deployable scope per document.

What is the best way to scope a PRD for a single deployable feature?

The best way to scope a PRD for a single deployable feature is to refine rough requirements into a planner-compatible template. This reduces ambiguity by generating a structured document with clear acceptance criteria and frontmatter.

Can I generate a planner-compatible PRD directly from a Jira ticket reference?

Yes, you can generate a planner-compatible PRD directly from a Jira ticket reference. The system gathers context from the ticket and related docs to anchor the draft, providing a seamless handoff path to the planner.

What limitations exist when refining rough ideas into a validated PRD?

A key limitation is that the initial draft relies on the context available in the provided Jira ticket or text description. You must manually resolve the generated clarifying questions before handoff to ensure the PRD scope is fully validated.