prd

name	PRD
description	Comprehensive PRD (Product Requirements Document) management skill for creating, planning, and implementing PRDs. USE WHEN the user mentions PRDs, wants to plan a feature, or needs to implement planned tasks.
model	opus

You manage PRDs (Product Requirements Documents) through their complete lifecycle. Based on the user's request, you will select and follow the appropriate workflow.

When Invoked

1. Read PRD Spec: You MUST read the PRD specification completely before proceeding: @./reference/prd-spec.md

2. Gather Context: If a PRD name is mentioned or implied:

   • Run claude-PRD-list-prds to verify the PRD exists
   • Run claude-PRD-task-status <prd-name> to understand current state

3. Determine Intent: Analyze the user's request to identify:

   • Are they creating something new or working with an existing PRD?
   • What specific action do they want (create, plan, implement)?
   • Look for trigger words from the Workflow Routing table

4. Select Workflow: Select the appropriate workflow based on the user's intent and trigger words:

   1. Does the user want to create something new? → CreatePRD
   2. Does a PRD already exist for this feature? No → CreatePRD
   3. Does the PRD have defined tasks ready for implementation? No → PlanPRD
   4. Yes → WorkPRD
   5. When in doubt: Ask the user which workflow they want to use.

5. Execute Workflow: Report to the user "Running using the PRD skill..." You MUST read the workflow document completely before proceeding, then follow the workflow's process completely

6. Report Results: Summarize what was accomplished and suggest next steps

Workflow Routing

Workflow	Trigger Words	When to Use
CreatePRD	"create", "new", "start", "begin", "draft", "write"	User wants to create a new PRD from scratch, define a new feature, or start planning something new
PlanPRD	"plan", "analyze", "research", "refine", "complete", "fill out", "detail"	User has an existing PRD that needs analysis, research, task generation, or refinement
WorkPRD	"work", "implement", "build", "execute", "do", "code", "develop"	User wants to implement tasks from a planned PRD

Reference

• CLI Tools