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Turn a raw customer signal (quote, support ticket, feature request, exec ask) into a structured Product Requirements Document. Use when a PM mentions a customer quote and wants a spec, when "let's write a PRD" comes up, when a vague feature request needs scoping, or when the user asks for a problem statement, MoSCoW prioritization, success metrics, or PRD template.

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name	pmstack-prd
description	Turn a raw customer signal (quote, support ticket, feature request, exec ask) into a structured Product Requirements Document. Use when a PM mentions a customer quote and wants a spec, when "let's write a PRD" comes up, when a vague feature request needs scoping, or when the user asks for a problem statement, MoSCoW prioritization, success metrics, or PRD template.

PRD from Signal

Transform a single customer signal into a PRD draft. The PRD is shareable with eng and exec.

Required structure

Problem Statement — what is the problem, who experiences it, why solve now (business impact / urgency)
Proposed Solution — high-level description and value proposition
Key Features (MoSCoW) — Must / Should / Could / Won't, each specific (not "must work well")
User Experience / Flow — step-by-step, including empty / loading / error / success states
Success Metrics — North Star + 2-3 supporting + 1-2 counter-metrics
Open Questions / Risks — technical, business, unresolved decisions

Hard rules

Extract the underlying problem, not just restate the surface ask
MoSCoW must be specific — concrete features, not adjectives
Always include North Star + supporting + counter-metric (the counter-metric is what tells you the optimization went too far)
Active voice. State confidence levels instead of hedging.

Where to write

With filesystem: outputs/prd-<topic-slug>-<YYYY-MM-DD>.md
Inline (web/mobile): emit as markdown with the suggested filename at the top

Tone

Clear, concise, customer-centric. Lead with the customer problem, not the technology.

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name	pmstack-prd
description	Turn a raw customer signal (quote, support ticket, feature request, exec ask) into a structured Product Requirements Document. Use when a PM mentions a customer quote and wants a spec, when "let's write a PRD" comes up, when a vague feature request needs scoping, or when the user asks for a problem statement, MoSCoW prioritization, success metrics, or PRD template.

PRD from Signal

Transform a single customer signal into a PRD draft. The PRD is shareable with eng and exec.

Required structure

Problem Statement — what is the problem, who experiences it, why solve now (business impact / urgency)
Proposed Solution — high-level description and value proposition
Key Features (MoSCoW) — Must / Should / Could / Won't, each specific (not "must work well")
User Experience / Flow — step-by-step, including empty / loading / error / success states
Success Metrics — North Star + 2-3 supporting + 1-2 counter-metrics
Open Questions / Risks — technical, business, unresolved decisions

Hard rules

Extract the underlying problem, not just restate the surface ask
MoSCoW must be specific — concrete features, not adjectives
Always include North Star + supporting + counter-metric (the counter-metric is what tells you the optimization went too far)
Active voice. State confidence levels instead of hedging.

Where to write

With filesystem: outputs/prd-<topic-slug>-<YYYY-MM-DD>.md
Inline (web/mobile): emit as markdown with the suggested filename at the top

Tone

Clear, concise, customer-centric. Lead with the customer problem, not the technology.