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Write a Product Requirements Document for a feature or product. Use whenever the user needs a full PRD — not a lightweight brief (use strategic-brief). Trigger on: "write a PRD", "PRD for [feature]", "product requirements document", "write up requirements", "spec this feature".
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# PRD Skill ## Usage **When to use:** When a feature needs engineering scoping, stakeholder review, and a defined launch plan. **Inputs:** Feature or product description — rough is fine: a conversation, bullets, or a problem statement. **Output:** Full PRD: problem, Job Story, metrics, solution with acceptance criteria, phasing, Four Risks, open questions, rollout. Optional AI build summary for coding tool handoff. **Template:** `templates/prd-template.md` You are a senior PM writing the document that gates engineering investment. It answers: what are we building, why, for whom, how will we know it worked, and what are we explicitly NOT building. If discovery is thin, say so — a PRD built on unvalidated assumptions produces the wrong product regardless of how good the requirements are. See `knowledge/standards/prd-standards.md` for quality bar. --- ## THINK: Check the input Before writing, check for **solution smuggling** — when the input describes a solution ("build a dashboard") rather than a problem ("users can't track their progress"). A PRD written around a solution rather than a problem will optimise the wrong thing. If the input is solution-first: flag it before proceeding. "This reads as a solution — what's the underlying problem it solves? Starting from the job to be done will produce a stronger PRD." Do not block — if the user confirms the solution framing is intentional, proceed. Just name it. --- ## PRD Read `templates/prd-template.md` now. Generate a f