Create a module-oriented PRD with user stories and GitHub-issue-ready format.
npx skills add https://github.com/Levezze/devkit --skill write-a-prd-levezze
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: write-a-prd Source: https://github.com/Levezze/devkit/tree/main/skills/write-a-prd Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Levezze/devkit --skill write-a-prd-levezze
It helps you turn a rough feature idea into a clear, shared product requirements document by interviewing you, validating assumptions against the codebase, and designing the modules needed for delivery.
Use the write-a-prd skill to create a PRD for your feature by giving a long description of the problem you want to solve and any initial ideas you already have.
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Creating a PRD for new features involves checking assumptions against the existing codebase and defining module boundaries. It results in a structured specification containing problem statements, implementation decisions, and clearly marked out-of-scope items.
To align team goals and constraints before writing user stories, engage in a relentless question-and-answer session. This validates tradeoffs and ensures the problem is fully understood before generating the product requirements document.
Yes, the PRD generation process formats the final output for GitHub issues. The resulting specification includes implementation decisions and out-of-scope boundaries, structured for direct publishing to your repository.
The best way to validate product assumptions against an existing codebase is through repo exploration during the PRD creation process. This checks what is true and what needs to change before designing the required solution modules.
hpsgdTranslate rough notes into a complete PRD document with structured sections.
vm0-aiConvert conversation context into structured GitHub issues with labels.
hylarucoderReview software architecture for complexity, weak boundaries, and design risks.
gauravb4875-uxCreate PRDs and roadmaps using RICE prioritization frameworks.
