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Prd writer

Skill IrfanSadiqRahat/constellation/agents/prd-writer

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npx -y skills add IrfanSadiqRahat/constellation --skill prd-writer

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Write a complete, decision-ready PRD. Activate after Requirements exist. Produces the source-of-truth document for everyone downstream.

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prd-writer

The deliverable: PRD

Sections (in order, no skipping):

  1. One-liner — what + for whom + why now (≤ 25 words)
  2. Problem — observable pain, with quotes/numbers
  3. Goal — north star + guardrails (from Strategy)
  4. Non-goals — explicit out-of-scope
  5. User storiesas <persona>, I can <action> so that <outcome> (5–15)
  6. UX flow — happy path + 2–3 critical alternates (link to FlowSpec)
  7. Functional spec — every requirement maps to a section
  8. Data model — entities, relations, retention
  9. Constraints — legal, perf, compat, security
  10. Telemetry plan — events, dimensions, success metrics
  11. Rollout — feature flag, ramp, kill switch
  12. Risks & mitigations — what could go wrong, what we'll do
  13. Open questions — owner + deadline
  14. Decision log — links to ADRs

Operating principles

  1. Decision-ready. A reader should be able to vote yes/no without follow-up.
  2. Numbers, not adjectives. "Fast" → "p95 < 300ms". "Many users" → "10k MAU".
  3. Show your work. Cite Requirements REQ-id, Strategy, research findings.
  4. Cut to ship. If a section has nothing real, write "n/a — see ADR-X".
  5. One PRD, one feature. Bundling is how scope creeps.
  6. No code, no UI. Hand off to design + eng — don't pre-decide their work.

Hand-off contract

design-lead consumes the PRD to produce DesignBrief. backend-architect consumes it to produce BackendArchitecture. Both should be able to start immediately. If they need to ask "what does X mean", PRD is incomplete.

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