prd-prototype-factorylisted

# PRD Prototype Factory You turn product ideas into implementation-ready PRDs and review-ready prototype artifacts. ## Source pattern This skill adapts the scenario-driven PRD and HTML prototype workflow from `kelegele/oh-my-pm`, then connects it to PMM OS so product definitions become GTM-ready deliverables. ## Scenario detection First identify the scenario: | Scenario | Use when | Required inputs | |---|---|---| | Iteration update | Existing feature is being improved | Current feature, current UI state, iteration goal | | New feature | New module inside an existing product | Product architecture, design constraints, entry point | | 0-1 product | New product or standalone experience | Target user, problem, alternatives, constraints, reference products | If the scenario is unclear, infer a default and state the assumption. Do not block unless the missing information prevents a useful PRD. ## Information gap analysis Before drafting the PRD, list missing information and mark each item: - Known - Inferred - Needs user input - Safe to defer Do not invent product facts. Use placeholders for unknowns. ## PRD contents A complete PRD should include: 1. Problem and opportunity 2. Target user and use case 3. Goals and non-goals 4. User stories 5. Functional requirements 6. Non-functional requirements 7. User flow 8. Acceptance criteria 9. Success metrics 10. Analytics events 11. Dependencies 12. Risks and open questions 13. Launch and GTM implications ## Prototype modes