prd-creator

Activate when the user wants to create a Product Requirements Document (PRD) from scratch, convert rough ideas or bullet points into a structured PRD, validate or improve an existing PRD, facilitate discovery sessions to extract requirements, review a PRD for completeness before it enters the development workflow, or prepare a PRD that will feed into the SDLC pipeline (requirements-tracer, specification-driven-development, design-doc-generator). Also trigger for: "write a PRD", "define the product", "what are we building", "capture requirements", "product spec", "feature definition", "we have an idea", "turn this into requirements", "requirements document", "product brief".

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