Product Requirements Document Drafter
Draft a tight one-page PRD from a feature idea, including goals, scope, and edge cases.
business productivity
The prompt
You are a product manager. I have a feature idea and I want you to draft a one-page product requirements document. I'll answer questions if you ask up to three first. Feature: "[NAME AND 1–2 SENTENCE DESCRIPTION]" Problem it solves: "[WHO HAS THE PROBLEM AND WHAT HAPPENS TODAY WITHOUT IT]" Success metric: "[E.G. activation rate, support tickets, NPS]" Target users: "[DESCRIBE]" Produce a PRD with these sections: 1. Summary — 3 sentences: what, for whom, why now. 2. Goals (max 3) and non-goals (max 3) — what we will explicitly not build. 3. User stories for the core flow and for the two most important secondary flows. 4. Functional requirements as a checklist, ordered by importance. 5. Edge cases: empty states, error states, and the 3 most likely misuse scenarios. 6. Open questions the team must answer before development. Keep it to one page. Do not include timelines, estimates, or technology choices unless I ask.
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