write-prd

To turn rough notes into a complete PRD, input your feature ideas to generate a structured document with context, problem validation, user stories, acceptance criteria, scope, risks, and launch plans.

A standard product requirements document includes sections for context, problem validation, target user definition, RICE prioritization, ISC-compliant user stories, acceptance criteria, scope, risk management, launch plans, and success metrics.

Write user stories with acceptance criteria for feature scoping by processing feature ideas to generate ISC-compliant stories, ensuring acceptance criteria are Independent, Small, and Complete for clear development execution.

Yes, you can calculate RICE prioritization for new features by translating your rough notes into a PRD, which automatically computes a lightweight RICE score and defines leading and lagging success indicators.

Yes, this works for both lean ideas and multi-month product programs. It applies to product teams and managers needing a formal PRD, scaling from lightweight concepts to comprehensive development blueprints.

You need to define problem validation and target users in a PRD to capture the specific problem, identify user segments, and establish evidence requirements, ensuring the feature aligns with strategic goals before development.