Convert vague feature ideas into structured PRDs with goals and acceptance criteria.
npx skills add https://github.com/cy-wali/knowledge --skill write-spec-cy-wali
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: write-spec Source: https://github.com/cy-wali/knowledge/tree/main/product-management/skills/write-spec Command: npx skills add https://github.com/cy-wali/knowledge --skill write-spec-cy-wali
Turning vague ideas, feature requests, or problem statements into structured PRDs that define goals, scope, success metrics, and acceptance criteria, so teams can align and execute with clarity.
Provide a problem statement and any constraints, and I will generate a complete PRD.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To turn a vague feature idea into a structured PRD, you provide a problem statement and any constraints to generate a complete document with defined goals, success metrics, and acceptance criteria.
The best way to write user stories and requirements for stakeholders is to organize them into phased specs with concrete use case scenarios, ensuring clear scope, non-goals, and testable outcomes.
Prioritizing requirements using Must-Have, Should-Have, and P2 categories involves structuring your phased specs to separate critical features from secondary ones, defining clear scope for execution.
Yes, you can capture open questions and unresolved constraints in a product spec by organizing them alongside user stories and requirements, which helps cross-functional teams align on unresolved issues.
Defining success metrics and acceptance criteria for a roadmap requires converting problem statements into structured PRDs that establish testable outcomes and measurable goals before execution begins.
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