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prd-maker

Prepare a self-contained PRD from conversation or existing-project context. Use for requests to write, revise, or review a PRD or specification, including reworks and bug fixes. Honors analysis-only requests. Validation, owner summary, and product flowchart are automatic. Specification only; it does not build.

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# PRD Maker

This is the entry point when the user references this folder. Resolve toolkit
paths relative to this file. Work in the user's target project, not this toolkit.
The current request determines the operation; attaching a file alone does not
authorize implementation, installation, deployment, or external writes.

## One-Call Default

When the user calls this toolkit after discussing a product, read the existing
conversation and relevant target files. Do not ask them to repeat scope, choose
Full/Lite, request validation, request a summary/flowchart, or say "do not build".
Those behaviors are built in. A toolkit invocation with resolved context means
prepare the PRD; an incidental link or quoted mention alone is not an invocation.
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