Generate Product Requirements Documents with problem statements, user stories, and design decisions.
npx skills add https://github.com/mnadalc/dotfiles --skill write-a-prd-mnadalc
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: write-a-prd Source: https://github.com/mnadalc/dotfiles/tree/main/.ai/skills/write-a-prd Command: npx skills add https://github.com/mnadalc/dotfiles --skill write-a-prd-mnadalc
This Skill streamlines the creation of Product Requirements Documents (PRDs) by guiding users through a structured process of defining problems, solutions, and implementation details.
Use the write-a-prd skill to start creating a PRD for a new feature.
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To generate a PRD from user needs, the skill systematically elicits problem statements, designs solutions, drafts user stories, and defines implementation decisions. It facilitates iterative refinement through interviews to ensure alignment before formatting the final product requirements document.
Structuring user stories and module design for software documentation involves capturing detailed problem definitions, sketching out necessary modules, and defining their interfaces. This ensures requirements gathering accurately reflects the solution design before formal PRD generation.
Yes, you can refine requirements through user interviews and codebase exploration. The process facilitates in-depth interviews to identify dependencies and iteratively refine requirements, ensuring the problem statement and solution design align before generating the PRD.
Yes, the generated product requirements document is formatted into a standard PRD template specifically designed for submission as a GitHub issue. This streamlines transitioning from software design and requirement gathering directly into development tracking.
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