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Requirements prd scope review

Skill jukrap/ai-agent-playbook/skills/project/requirements-prd-scope-review

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Use when turning vague requests into PRDs, scope boundaries, acceptance criteria, or open questions.

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Requirements PRD Scope Review

Turn broad intent into reviewable scope without inventing contracts or implementation facts.

Workflow

  1. Identify the artifact type: PRD, lightweight spec, scope brief, acceptance criteria, or open-question list.
  2. Separate known goals, users, workflows, constraints, non-goals, dependencies, assumptions, and unknowns.
  3. Check whether product language, technical plan, worklog history, and generated evidence are being mixed.
  4. Define acceptance criteria from externally observable behavior, not from guessed implementation details.
  5. Mark backend/API/data fields as open questions unless source evidence already proves them.
  6. Capture owners, decision status, verification expectations, and what should not become durable memory yet.

Reference

Read references/prd-scope-checks.md when shaping a PRD, spec, or scope brief.

Read references/acceptance-criteria-and-open-questions.md when turning vague requests into testable criteria and unresolved questions.

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