requirements-clarity

To turn vague requirements into an actionable PRD, use a structured clarification workflow that applies a 100-point clarity score. It iteratively asks targeted questions to identify missing details until the score reaches 90/100, then generates a development-ready document.

A clarity score is a 100-point metric used to quantify gaps in vague product requirements. It measures completeness across functional scope, user interactions, technical constraints, and business value to determine when a PRD is ready for development handoff.

You generate a PRD for development handoff by processing complex feature requests through iterative gap analysis. The output is a complete document saved to ./docs/prds/{feature-name}-v{version}-prd.md, containing background, requirements, design decisions, acceptance criteria, and execution phases.

A development-ready PRD includes sections for background, requirements, design decisions, acceptance criteria, and execution phases. These components are automatically generated once the requirement clarification process reaches a 90/100 clarity score.

The number of clarification rounds needed varies based on the initial vagueness of the requirement. The process iteratively asks 2-3 targeted questions per round until the 100-point clarity score reaches 90/100, ensuring all functional and technical gaps are resolved.

Yes, automated PRD generation is designed for unclear or complex feature requests across teams. It systematically identifies missing details across functional scope, user interactions, technical constraints, and business value to produce structured specifications for handoff.