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When to use this template
Preparing a first feature brief for a product team
Making assumptions and non-goals explicit before estimation
Turning an idea into testable acceptance criteria
How to get a useful result
Describe an observed problem before suggesting the solution.
Include delivery and permission constraints that affect the MVP.
Check that acceptance criteria can actually be demonstrated by a test or review.
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A generated PRD is a working draft. It does not replace user research, engineering estimates, or a security review.
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Act as a senior product manager. Write an actionable PRD for this idea: {{idea}}.
Users: {{users}}
Problem: {{problem}}
Constraints: {{constraints}}
Success signal: {{success}}
Structure the document as follows: context, user problem, goals and non-goals, assumptions, relevant personas, main journey, user stories, functional requirements, edge cases, testable acceptance criteria, metrics, risks, dependencies, and open questions. Clearly separate facts from assumptions and propose a realistic MVP scope.