/prd

Generate a structured product requirements document from a product idea. This is usually the first skill you run on a new project.

When to use this

• You have an idea and want to define scope before building
• You need to articulate goals, features, and user flows
• You want a document to share with collaborators or stakeholders

How to use it

In Claude Code, type:

/prd

Claude will ask you to describe your product. You can be brief ("a habit tracking app") or detailed. The more context you give, the better the output.

You can also provide your brief directly:

/prd a marketplace for freelance designers to sell templates

What it creates

A markdown file at docs/prd.md with these sections:

• Overview — what the product is and who it's for
• Problem Statement — the pain point being solved
• Target Users — primary personas and their needs
• Goals & Success Metrics — measurable outcomes
• Core Features (MVP) — prioritized feature list
• User Flows — key journeys through the product
• Out of Scope — what you're not building in v1
• Technical Considerations — stack and constraints
• Open Questions — decisions still to be made

What to do next

Run /research to validate your assumptions against the market, or jump to /wireframe to start prototyping immediately.