prd-generator

name	prd-generator
description	Generates structured Product Requirements Documents with user stories, acceptance criteria, and stakeholder alignment.
license	MIT
metadata	{"author":"opencode","version":"1.1"}
compatibility	OpenCode, Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Codex

PRD Generator Skill

Convert product ideas into clear, actionable requirements that engineering teams can build from.

Instructions

1. PRD Structure

Use the standard structure and fill each section with concise, testable statements.

TITLE: [Feature Name]
Author: [Owner] | Status: [Draft/Review/Approved]
Last Updated: [Date]
Agents: [Roles + owners]
Backlog IDs: [BL-###, BL-###]

1. OVERVIEW
   - Problem Statement
   - Proposed Solution
   - Success Metrics

2. GOALS & NON-GOALS
   - Goals
   - Non-Goals

3. USERS & CONTEXT
   - Primary Users
   - Usage Context
   - Constraints

4. REQUIREMENTS
   - User Stories
   - Functional Requirements
   - Non-Functional Requirements
   - Acceptance Criteria (per story)

5. DESIGN & TECH
   - User Flows
   - Wireframes/Mockups
   - Technical Considerations

6. BACKLOG TRACEABILITY
   - BL-### -> Requirement/Story mapping
   - Out-of-scope items linked to backlog if deferred

7. DELIVERY
   - Milestones
   - Dependencies
   - Risks
   - Rollout/Release plan

8. APPENDIX
   - Research Data
   - Open Questions

2. User Story Format

As a [user type]
I want to [action]
So that [benefit]

Acceptance Criteria (Given-When-Then):

Given [context]
When [action]
Then [expected result]

3. Requirements Writing

• Use active verbs (display, calculate, send).
• Avoid vague terms (appropriate, reasonable).
• Each requirement must be testable and verifiable.
• Keep one requirement per statement.
• Include negative/edge cases where relevant.

Functional example: "System shall send an email confirmation within 30 seconds of order completion."

Non-functional examples:

• Performance: page load < 2s
• Security: encryption at rest
• Availability: 99.9% uptime SLA
• Accessibility: WCAG 2.1 AA

4. Complexity Tiers

• Tier 1: Small feature (1-page PRD, single story, no dependencies)
• Tier 2: Medium feature (3-5 pages, multiple stories, some dependencies)
• Tier 3: Major initiative (10+ pages, cross-team dependencies)

5. Stakeholder Alignment

List stakeholders with interest, decision rights, and sign-off requirement.

Output Format

• Deliver a complete PRD in plain markdown.
• Include user stories and acceptance criteria for every story.
• Include backlog IDs and agent roles in the header.

Supported Commands

• "Generate a PRD for: "
• "Create user stories and acceptance criteria for: "