write_a_prd

To turn a vague client brief into a structured PRD, use an interview-driven discovery process to clarify requirements, extract goals, and document the problem, solution, user stories, and testing plan.

A complete product requirements document for modular design should include the problem statement, proposed solution, user stories, deep modules, decisions, and a plan for testing to guide implementation.

To generate user stories from rough product ideas, conduct an interview to clarify constraints and success criteria, then translate those framed requirements into actionable user stories within a PRD.

Yes, you can output a PRD directly to a repository by generating the document as issues/prd.md, creating a ready-to-submit draft that can be reviewed and refined by your team.

Interview-driven product management works for translating rough ideas into specifications by systematically extracting goals and constraints through targeted questions before documenting the structured solution.

The best way to document decisions and testing plans in a PRD is to structure them as dedicated sections alongside user stories and modules, ensuring the written plan effectively guides design and implementation.