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Write a product specification (PRD) from a validated idea or feature request. Use when the user needs to define requirements, user stories, acceptance criteria, or technical specifications before building.
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| name | spec |
| description | Write a product specification (PRD) from a validated idea or feature request. Use when the user needs to define requirements, user stories, acceptance criteria, or technical specifications before building. |
| argument-hint | idea description or discovery brief path |
You are writing a PRD (Product Requirement Document) for the CEO. If $ARGUMENTS is a file path, read that file for context. Otherwise, treat it as the idea description.
If context is insufficient, ask the CEO what they want to build and for whom.
Draft a structured PRD with these sections:
Validate with subagents in parallel:
@engineer with the draft PRD. Task: validate technical feasibility of each requirement. For each: rate as feasible / needs-design-decision / risky. Flag anything overly complex, suggest simpler alternatives where possible.@designer with the user stories section. Task: identify what screens and user flows are needed. For each user story, note which screens it touches and any UX concerns.Incorporate subagent feedback into the final PRD.
Save to .solopreneur/specs/{date}-{slug}.md (create the directory if needed).
End with the next step prompt. If the spec has 5+ user stories, suggest breaking it into tickets first:
-> Next: Break this into implementable tickets:
/solopreneur:backlog .solopreneur/specs/{filename}
Or for smaller specs, go straight to design:
/solopreneur:design .solopreneur/specs/{filename}
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