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PRD Writer
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Writes a short product requirements document from your idea, users and success measure
The problem it solves
The team wants to start building on Monday, and nobody has written down what the feature is for or how you will know it worked.
For Product managersFoundersTeam leads planning features
- Before
- You stare at a blank template, or write ten pages that nobody reads.
- After
- You answer a few questions and get a short PRD with goals, users, value proposition, scope and marked assumptions, saved as a Markdown file.
- Stars
- ★ 28k
- License
- MIT
- Cost
- Free
- Level
- Beginner
- Contents
- Instructions only
Overview
This skill helps your agent write a lean product requirements document (PRD), about one to two pages. It first asks up to three questions about the problem, the users and how success will be measured, then fills an 8-section template: summary, contacts, background, objective with key results, market segments, value propositions, solution and release. The result is saved as a Markdown file you can share. It suits product managers, founders and anyone planning a new feature.
It keeps the PRD short and marks guesses as assumptions instead of filling gaps with made-up facts.
Try these first
Start with the first one: it is a small task you can check easily.
- Write a PRD for this small feature idea: [two sentences]. Ask me your questions first, and mark anything you assume.First try · writes a file
- Review this PRD and list what is missing for a decision, then what could be cut: [paste PRD]
- Write a fuller PRD for [product name], including competitors and why now.may search the web
Example prompts written by Agent Flows Hub.
What you get
From the creator's documentation.
| Output | What it is | Reads |
|---|---|---|
| Questions first | Asks up to three questions about the problem, users and success measure | What you tell it |
| 8-section PRD | Summary, contacts, background, objective, segments, value propositions, solution and release | What you tell it |
| Marked assumptions | Anything not known goes under assumptions and open questions instead of being stated as fact | What you tell it |
| Web research | Looks up market, competitors and rules when it changes a decision, with sources cited | Internet |
| Saved document | Saves the PRD as a Markdown file named after the product | Your files |
Good to know
You have a product or feature idea and need a document the team can read in a few minutes and act on. The skill asks for the missing basics, then writes a one-to-two-page PRD with assumptions marked as such.
Limits
- The skill may search the web for market and competitor context. Check every cited source and number before sharing the document.
- It does not know your users or data. Answers you skip become marked assumptions, which still need checking with real evidence.
Notes by Agent Flows Hub (original project name: create-prd (pm-skills)), written from the creator's documentation, not from running it ourselves. create-prd: skill instructions · PM Skills README
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