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Planning artifacts

Skill dralgorhythm/claude-agentic-framework/.claude/skills/product/planning-artifacts

Produces this framework's planning artifacts — PR-FAQ (working-backwards vision), PRD (requirements), and execution roadmap — from their bundled templates. Use when writing or updating a PR-FAQ, PRD, product requirements, or delivery roadmap, or when the planning flow calls for one.From its SKILL.md

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npx -y skills add dralgorhythm/claude-agentic-framework --skill planning-artifacts

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Planning Artifacts

Three product-planning artifacts, one skill: PR-FAQ, PRD, and execution roadmap. Each has its own template in resources/ — use this skill to pick the right artifact and fill it in, not to relearn its structure from scratch.

Which Artifact, When

ArtifactGate (see swarm-plan's Artifact Requirements tiers)Answers
PR-FAQVision gate — Large Feature (2+ weeks)Is this worth building, and for whom?
PRDRequirements gate — Medium Feature (1-2 weeks) and upWhat exactly are we building, and what's out?
RoadmapPhased delivery plan — any multi-phase rolloutIn what order, by whom, with what checkpoints?

A Large Feature typically needs all three, in that order: PR-FAQ validates the vision before the PRD locks requirements, and the roadmap sequences delivery once requirements are stable. A Medium Feature usually starts at PRD. Don't produce an artifact the tier doesn't call for.

PR-FAQ Essentials

Working-backwards discipline: write the press release first, as if the product already shipped — present tense, customer benefit, one concrete headline. Only after the press release reads true do you write the FAQ. Internal FAQ answers business-justification questions (why build it, market size, risk); External FAQ answers customer questions (what is it, cost, how to start). Make both adversarial: write the questions a skeptical stakeholder or customer would actually ask, not the ones that flatter the pitch.

PRD Essentials

User stories in As a [role], I want [feature], so that [benefit] form, each with Given/When/Then acceptance criteria — a story without acceptance criteria isn't testable, and untestable isn't done. State Out of Scope as explicitly as In Scope; unstated scope is the most common source of rework. Success metrics must be measurable (a number and a target), not adjectives like "fast" or "intuitive."

Roadmap Essentials

Break work into phases, each with an owner, a milestone or go/no-go gate, and explicit dependencies on prior phases — dependency ordering is what turns a task list into a critical path. Gates should be criteria you can check objectively (tests passing, security review approved), not calendar dates alone.

Output Naming

Save to ./artifacts/ per CLAUDE.md's artifact table:

ArtifactFilename
PR-FAQpr_faq_[feature].md
PRDprd_[feature].md
Roadmaproadmap_[project].md

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