workflow-planning-01-create-prd-interactive

You can create a PRD from stakeholder interviews by conducting a guided discovery conversation to extract problem statements, user definitions, and goals, then automatically generating and saving a structured PRD to .agents/product/PRD.md.

A discovery interview in product management is a structured conversation used to uncover essential problem statements, target users, solution scope, and success criteria from stakeholders before drafting a formal product requirements document.

Yes, you can automate PRD writing from requirements gathering by summarizing guided interview findings into a 1-2 page template that includes open questions and dependencies, saving directly to your project directory.

The best way to align stakeholders during product planning is using a phase-based workflow that starts with an interactive discovery interview to define goals and scope, followed by generating a standardized PRD for review.

Yes, guided PRD creation works for early-stage product initiatives by focusing on extracting clear problem statements, user definitions, and success criteria required to define the initial project scope before development begins.

A generated PRD document should be a concise 1-2 pages, containing standard template sections for the problem and solution, while optionally including open questions and dependencies for stakeholder review.