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Convert conversation, idea, or feature request into a concise product requirements document. Use when user asks for PRD, spec, requirements, scope, acceptance criteria, or product plan.
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基于 SOC 职业分类
Framework-agnostic website security audit and authorized pentest methodology (OWASP, red-team attacker mindset, white-hat reporting). Use for web pentest, vulnerability assessment, attack-surface review, bug bounty prep, or security audit of any web stack.
Critical path identification, risk-adjusted effort sizing, complexity detection, and execution strategy selection. Use when scoping a task, deciding direct-vs-planned execution, breaking down large work, or assessing how many steps something really needs.
Multi-phase workflows, state machines, DAG task execution, checkpoint/resume, and saga patterns for complex multi-step or multi-session work. Use when a task spans 5+ steps, multiple files, multiple sessions, or has irreversible phases.
Understanding legacy and unfamiliar code, git blame/history analysis, dependency archaeology, and reconstructing intent behind existing code. Use when working in unfamiliar codebases, investigating "why was this written this way", or before changing code you didn't write.
Retry strategies, rollback protocols, circuit breakers for delegations, escalation chains, and failure budgets. Use when verification fails, a fix doesn't work, a sub-agent returns weak output, or you are stuck in a failure loop.
Production incident triage, rollback procedures, blast radius assessment, severity classification, and post-mortem templates. Use when production is down, a deploy broke something, users are impacted, or you need to stabilize before fixing root cause.
| name | to-prd |
| description | Convert conversation, idea, or feature request into a concise product requirements document. Use when user asks for PRD, spec, requirements, scope, acceptance criteria, or product plan. |
Use this skill to turn ambiguous product intent into implementable requirements.
