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Write an AI-optimized PRD using multi-AI orchestration — use when scoping a new feature or product

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# STOP - SKILL ALREADY LOADED **DO NOT call Skill() again. DO NOT load any more skills. Execute directly.** --- ## PHASE 0: CLARIFICATION (MANDATORY) Before writing ANY PRD content, you MUST ask the user these questions: ``` I need to understand your requirements before creating the PRD. 1. **Target Users**: Who will use this? (developers, end-users, admins, etc.) 2. **Core Problem**: What specific pain point does this solve? Any metrics? 3. **Success Criteria**: How will you measure if this succeeds? 4. **Constraints**: Any technical, budget, or timeline constraints? 5. **Existing Context**: Is this greenfield or integrating with existing systems? Please answer these (even briefly) so I can create a more targeted PRD. ``` **WAIT for user response before proceeding to Phase 1.** If user says "skip" or provides the feature description inline, extract what you can and note assumptions. --- ## PHASE 1: QUICK RESEARCH (Max 2 searches) Only search if topic is unfamiliar. Limit to 2 web searches max: - One for domain/market context - One for technical patterns (if needed) Do NOT over-research. 60 seconds max for this phase. --- ## PHASE 2: WRITE PRD Structure: 1. **Executive Summary** - Vision + key value prop 2. **Problem Statement** - Quantified pain points by user segment 3. **Goals & Metrics** - SMART goals, P0/P1/P2 priority, success metrics table 4. **Non-Goals** - Explicit boundaries (what we WON'T do) 5. **User Personas** - 2-3 specific personas with use cas...

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Author
nyldn
Repository
nyldn/claude-octopus
Created
6 months ago
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