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create-prd
Use when you're ready to define a feature before building it — generates a structured PRD using Jobs-to-be-Done thinking, success metrics, and explicit scope boundaries.
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# Create PRD
## When to Use
- Before starting a new feature — to align engineering, product, and stakeholders on scope
- When a GitHub Issue or Slack request needs formal requirements before implementation
- When writing a PRD from scratch for a feature you're about to build solo
- As a handoff document: from discovery → design → implementation
- When the current conversation already contains enough context to synthesize a first PRD draft
**Note**: This skill works best for well-scoped, single-feature PRDs. For large epics with
many sub-features, use this per sub-feature and link them together.
## Before You Write This PRD (Risk Gate)