validate-prd

To validate a Product Requirement Document, run an automated check against 8 structured quality criteria to ensure completeness, traceability, and measurability. This identifies gaps, placeholder text, and implementation leakage before architectural design begins.

PRD quality assurance checks cover completeness, requirements coverage, traceability, measurability, density, implementation leakage, and domain compliance. These checks analyze the document against optional requirements files and a predefined template to find untestable criteria.

You identify untestable acceptance criteria in a PRD by running automated validation checks for measurability and completeness. The validation process scans the document to flag vague success metrics and missing sections that prevent proper testing.

Yes, you can use automated validation to detect implementation details in product requirements. The validation process specifically checks for implementation leakage, ensuring architectural design details are kept out of the product requirements document.

The best way to prevent early defects in product management requirements is to run an automated quality gate validation. This generates a detailed report categorizing findings into blockers and suggestions, preventing costly rework later in the development lifecycle.

No, you do not need optional requirements files to validate a PRD. The validation process analyzes PRD content against a predefined template by default, but it can also cross-reference optional requirements files if they are provided.