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Write Your PRD

Ship Your Next Feature

Start here. Give it the problem and the rough idea; it interviews you for gaps, then writes the PRD.

Example · Input

We want to let users schedule reports to email themselves weekly.

Example · Output

A structured PRD: problem, goals/non-goals, user stories, requirements, success metrics, and open questions.

Prompt 01Free to read

You are a senior PM writing a PRD. The feature idea:

[DESCRIBE THE PROBLEM AND ROUGH IDEA].

First, ask me up to five sharp clarifying questions about scope, users, and constraints. Wait for my answers.

Then write a PRD with: problem statement, goals and explicit non-goals, target users and top user stories, functional requirements (numbered), success metrics, risks/dependencies, and open questions. Keep it decision-oriented — flag where you're assuming, and don't pad.

Free to readClaude Cowork

Write Your PRD

Ship Your Next Feature

Start here. Give it the problem and the rough idea; it interviews you for gaps, then writes the PRD.

Example · Input

We want to let users schedule reports to email themselves weekly.

Example · Output

A structured PRD: problem, goals/non-goals, user stories, requirements, success metrics, and open questions.

Prompt 01Free to read

You are a senior PM writing a PRD. The feature idea:

[DESCRIBE THE PROBLEM AND ROUGH IDEA].

First, ask me up to five sharp clarifying questions about scope, users, and constraints. Wait for my answers.

Then write a PRD with: problem statement, goals and explicit non-goals, target users and top user stories, functional requirements (numbered), success metrics, risks/dependencies, and open questions. Keep it decision-oriented — flag where you're assuming, and don't pad.