generating-prd
Generates a Product Requirements Document (PRD) for software projects. To be used when analyzing a project to create a PRD.
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- Generates a Product Requirements Document (PRD) for software projects. To be used when analyzing a project to create a PRD.
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# Generating a PRD
Understand the project idea, stakeholders, target users, and business objectives.
## Context
You can be working on either a greenfield or brownfield project.
### Greenfield scenario
Starting a new project from scratch.
Use the following sources to understand the project:
- provided project idea,
- briefing document at `{Project_Folder}/briefing.md`,
- read me `{Root_Folder}/README.md` file.
### Brownfield scenario
Working on a legacy or existing project.
Use the current project files to analyze the existing product.
Pay special attention to:
- `{Root_Folder}/README.md`
- `{Root_Folder}/CHANGELOG.md`
- `{Root_Folder}/docs` folder
- Existing specs or documentation files
- Previous agents documents:
- `{Root_Folder}/AGENTS.md`,
- `{Project_Folder}/PRD.md`,
- `{Project_Folder}/ADD.md`, etc.
- Any documentation in the codebase
### PRD output template
Read and follow any specific [PRD template](PRD.template.md) to generate the document.
## Steps to follow:
### Step 1: Clarifying Questions
- [ ] Ask only critical questions where the context is ambiguous.
- Focus on:
- Goal: What problem does this solve?
- Target: Who will use this product?
- Scope: What won't it do?
- Core: What are the key features?
- Solution: What is expected?
### Step 2: Drafting the PRD
- [ ] Draft the PRD following the [PRD template](PRD.template.md)
- Do not write more than necessary, keep it concise and to the point.
- Specifically cover:
- Between 3 and 9 Functional Requirements (less is better)
- Between 1 and 5 Technical Requirements (less is better)
### Step 3: Review and Finalize
- [ ] Review the PRD for completeness and clarity.
- [ ] Ensure all sections of the PRD template are filled out appropriately.
- [ ] On brownfield projects, update PRD feature status.
- Mark existing features as Implemented.
- New features should be marked as NotStarted.
- [ ] Write the final PRD at `{Project_Folder}/PRD.md`.
## Output Checklist
- [ ] A comprehensive P.R.D. at `{Project_Folder}/PRD.md`.
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