Interview stakeholders, explore the codebase, and generate a PRD as a GitHub issue.
npx skills add https://github.com/466852675/Skills-2026 --skill write-a-prd-466852675
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: write-a-prd Source: https://github.com/466852675/Skills-2026/tree/main/write-a-prd Command: npx skills add https://github.com/466852675/Skills-2026 --skill write-a-prd-466852675
Crafting a comprehensive Product Requirements Document (PRD) is often time‑consuming and requires coordinated interviews, codebase analysis, and structured writing. This skill streamlines that process, guiding the user through discovery to a ready‑to‑submit PRD.
Ask the write-a-prd skill to draft a PRD for my new feature and open it as a GitHub issue.
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To generate a PRD from interviews, this Skill guides you through stakeholder discovery questions, validates assumptions against your codebase, and outputs a structured PRD document directly as a GitHub issue.
The best way to structure a PRD is by using a standardized template that defines problem statements, extensive user stories, module design, and implementation and testing scope decisions without including code snippets.
Yes, you can use this process to explore your codebase, as it validates feature assumptions and defines modules during the exhaustive interview stage before generating the final PRD.
No, generating a PRD this way does not include code snippets, as it strictly focuses on structured problem statements, user stories, and implementation and testing decisions.
You conduct the interview by answering guided discovery questions that define problem descriptions, user stories, implementation scope, and testing decisions, which are then formatted into a standardized PRD template.
You use a standardized PRD template to create a GitHub issue because it streamlines coordinated interviews and codebase analysis into a ready-to-submit document that effectively shares structured feature requirements with your team.
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