reversa-drafter

To generate a PRD from ideation and personas, you execute a trigger command that synthesizes ideation.md and personas.md files into a structured prd.md document. The output contains nine standard sections and automatically flags missing details as [INDEFINIDO] for follow-up.

Automating PRD synthesis for non-technical stakeholders involves combining ideation and personas inputs into a single readable document. This process outputs a structured prd.md file that defines problems, metrics, scope, and risks while highlighting coverage gaps.

Yes, you can create a PRD with incomplete ideation or personas files. The synthesis process automatically marks any missing information gaps as [INDEFINIDO] and surfaces coverage needs, allowing you to identify and follow up on undefined requirements later.

Automated PRD generation handles scope and constraints by extracting defined parameters from ideation and personas inputs. It structures these into explicit sections for scope, non-goals, constraints, and risks, marking any undefined elements as [INDEFINIDO] to ensure total coverage visibility.

No, you do not need technical knowledge to use an automated PRD drafter because the output is specifically designed for non-technical stakeholders. The generated prd.md provides a readable problem, metrics, and scope overview while remaining usable by AI agents.

Your generated PRD contains [INDEFINIDO] tags because the synthesis mechanism flags missing information from your ideation and personas inputs. These tags intentionally surface coverage gaps, highlighting undefined requirements that need follow-up before finalizing the document.