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Ai native prd architect

Skill DYAI2025/Plumbline/config/claude/skills/ai-native-prd-architect

Plumbline — a self-learning, customer-value-governed agile AI agent team for Claude Code. 87 subagents + skills, TDD defense-in-depth gates, Kaizen retros, a four-body adversarial council, and an empirically benchmarked QA harness. Does it hang true?

Install
npx -y skills add DYAI2025/Plumbline --skill ai-native-prd-architect

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Use when turning a feature idea into an implementation-ready PRD with traceable REQ IDs, acceptance criteria, NFRs, risks, data model, and task slices for /agileteam Phase 0.

SKILL.md

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AI-native PRD Architect

Produce a buildable, testable PRD without filling gaps by guessing.

Workflow

  1. Restate the goal and target repository.
  2. Create stable REQ-### identifiers.
  3. Define scope, non-goals, actors, data model, interfaces, constraints, NFRs, security/privacy risks, rollout and rollback notes.
  4. Write Given/When/Then acceptance criteria for every REQ.
  5. Build a traceability matrix with REQ, test, task, evidence, wired-in-prod?, and evidence-class columns.
  6. Mark unknowns explicitly as MISSING, OPEN QUESTION, ASSUMPTION, or BLOCKER.

Hard rules

  • Never close a missing requirement through plausibility. Ask the user or call brainstorming.
  • Every task must trace back to at least one REQ.
  • Every REQ must have at least one machine-checkable acceptance signal.

Keep looking

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