Product Requirements Document (PRD)

What it is

A build-ready brief: goals, non-goals, user stories, edge cases, and metrics. Bridges founders, engineers, and AI-assisted delivery.

Why it matters

Misread requirements waste cycles for humans and AI tools alike. A PRD turns fuzzy intent into acceptance-ready stories and edge cases.

Who it's for

Founders working with engineers, contractors, or AI coding assistants who need explicit, testable scope.

What you'll find inside

• Problem statement and success metrics
• User stories prioritized (MoSCoW or similar)
• Open questions and dependencies

When to use it

Sprint zero, contractor briefs, and technical due diligence.

After you generate it

Map stories to tickets, review open questions in grooming, and revise when metrics or user research invalidates assumptions.