specify-requirements

To structure and validate a PRD, use a templated workflow covering brainstorm, discovery, documentation, review, and validation stages. This enforces MECE checks across personas, journeys, features, and acceptance criteria, ensuring cross-functional alignment and clear handoffs.

The best way to ensure MECE coverage for user stories and acceptance criteria is to apply a constraint-aware governance process during PRD documentation. This enforces template structure and validation readiness, ensuring mutually exclusive and collectively exhaustive requirement sets.

Yes, you can run iterative discovery and validation when documenting product requirements. The workflow supports multiple feedback loops and artifact versioning, allowing you to progressively refine user stories and acceptance criteria through multiple review rounds.

Yes, the PRD workflow supports brainstorming before formal documentation. You can invoke the brainstorm stage to begin the drafting process, followed by discovery, documentation, review, and validation stages to formalize product requirements.

To prepare a complete PRD ready for review, follow the templated workflow from brainstorm to validation. This process enforces MECE-driven reviews and constraint-aware governance, outputting a complete document streamlined for SDD and execution team handoffs.