Product-org-os prd

Document Intelligence

This skill supports three modes: Create, Update, and Find.

Mode Detection

@path/to/prd.md

PRD-2026-001

Threshold: ≥85% auto-proceed | 70-84% state assumption | <70% ask user

Mode Behaviors

CREATE: Generate complete new PRD using template below.

UPDATE:

1. Read existing PRD (search if path not provided)
2. Preserve unchanged sections exactly
3. Update only sections mentioned by user
4. Show diff summary: "Updated: [sections]. Unchanged: [sections]."
5. Update

   last_modified

   metadata

FIND:

1. Search paths below for PRDs
2. Present results: title, path, date, summary
3. Ask: "Update one of these, or create new?"

Search Locations for PRDs

• requirements/

• prds/

• specs/

• docs/requirements/

Gotchas

• Never invent user counts, revenue projections, or market size — use [TBD] placeholders
• Success criteria must be measurable — reject vague 'improve user experience' or 'better performance'
• Problem statement must be from customer perspective with evidence, not internal assumptions
• Scope boundaries (in/out) must be explicit — ambiguity in scope is the #1 cause of scope creep

Create a complete Product Requirements Document (PRD) for the specified product or feature.

Vision to Value Phase

Phase 3: Strategic Commitments - PRDs commit engineering resources to specific requirements.

Prerequisites: Roadmap item approved, design direction established Outputs used by: Engineering execution, QA planning, launch preparation

Output Structure

Generate a comprehensive PRD with the following sections:

1. Executive Summary

• One paragraph overview of the product/feature
• Key value proposition
• Target launch timeframe

2. Problem Statement & Opportunity

• Customer problem being solved
• Market opportunity
• Business justification
• Link to strategic goals

3. Target Users & Personas

• Primary user persona(s)
• Secondary user persona(s)
• User needs and pain points
• Jobs to be done

4. Goals & Success Metrics

5. Functional Requirements

For each requirement:

• ID and name
• Description
• Priority (Must have / Should have / Nice to have)
• Acceptance criteria

6. Non-Functional Requirements

• Performance requirements
• Security requirements
• Scalability requirements
• Accessibility requirements
• Compliance requirements

7. User Stories

For each story:

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

Acceptance Criteria:
- Given [context], when [action], then [result]

8. Design Requirements

• UX principles to follow
• Key user flows
• Wireframe/mockup references
• Design system components to use

9. Technical Considerations

• Architecture implications
• Integration requirements
• Data requirements
• Technical constraints
• Build vs buy considerations

10. Dependencies

• Internal dependencies
• External dependencies
• Third-party integrations

11. Timeline & Milestones

12. Risks & Mitigations

13. Appendices

• Research references
• Competitive analysis references
• Technical specs references

Instructions

1. Ask clarifying questions if the product/feature scope is unclear
2. Reference any documents the user provides via @file syntax
3. Create a complete, actionable PRD
4. Save as markdown file in appropriate location
5. Offer to create presentation version using /present