igmarin/create-prd
create-prd/SKILL.md
Generates a clear, actionable Product Requirements Document (PRD) in Markdown from a feature description and saves it to /tasks/prd-FEATURE-SLUG.md following PRD_TEMPLATE.md. Use when a user asks to plan a feature, define requirements, create a PRD, or write a product spec. Covers goals, user stories, functional requirements, non-goals, design and technical considerations, implementation surface, success metrics, and open questions for Rails-oriented workflows. Trigger words: PRD, product requirements, plan a feature, write a spec, requirements document, /tasks/ folder.
$ install --global
skillsauthnpx skillsauth add igmarin/rails-agent-skills create-prdInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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SKILL.md
- name:
- create-prd
- license:
- MIT
- description:
- >
- Trigger words:
- PRD, product requirements, plan a feature, write a spec,
Generating a Product Requirements Document (PRD)
Focus on what and why, not how. No code until the PRD is approved.
Process
- Receive prompt — feature description or request.
- Clarify only if needed — if the goal, scope, and success signals are already clear, skip questions and draft the PRD. If ambiguous, ask 3–5 targeted questions (see assets/prd_questions.md for areas to pull from).
- Draft — fill PRD_TEMPLATE.md section by section (canonical order and Rails-oriented fields). Do not invent a parallel outline.
- Validate — present the PRD; get explicit approval before implementation, tasks, or code.
Outputs & references
| Asset | Use | |-------|-----| | PRD_TEMPLATE.md | Mandatory Markdown structure every PRD follows | | assets/prd_questions.md | Clarification inventory (not an obligatory 12-question form) | | assets/examples.md | Short one-pager + full PRD example aligned to the template |
Rails-specific notes
- Mention Rails only when it constrains scope (auth, jobs, timeouts, conventions), not as step-by-step implementation.
- Call out effects on middleware, callbacks, or workers in Design and Technical Considerations or Non-Functional Requirements when relevant.
Output Style
A PRD is a what/why document — never include code, pseudo-code, SQL, class names, method signatures, or migration syntax. Naming a model or controller for scope is fine; writing its methods is not.
- Save to
/tasks/prd-<feature-slug>.md(lowercase, kebab-case slug — e.g./tasks/prd-google-oauth-login.md). State the path in your response. - Follow PRD_TEMPLATE.md section by section, in order. Every section appears, even if short or marked "TBD".
- Functional Requirements are written in natural language ("the system must send a confirmation email when…"), not Ruby.
- Next Steps closes the PRD with the suggested follow-on (typically: "Run
generate-tasksagainst this PRD once approved."). - English unless the user explicitly requests another language.
After saving, surface the file path and request explicit approval before any implementation or task generation.
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