What problem does it solve? Vague or ambiguous business needs often lead teams to build the wrong thing. This Skill runs a structured discovery interview that turns an unclear request into a complete product requirements document (PRD) written in business language, before any specification or design work begins. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Structured Interview: Asks one question at a time to surface the outcome, stakeholders, scope, business rules, examples, counter-examples, non-functional requirements, assumptions, and open questions. - PRD Generation: Fills a bundled template and writes the finished PRD to your requirements store, keeping everything in business language with no code or technical terms. - Seed Support: Accepts an existing draft PRD as a file path, URL, or pasted text, and either refines it in place or builds a fresh PRD from it. - Use Case: A product manager says "let's discover the requirements for a loyalty program." The agent interviews them, pins down each rule with a concrete example and counter-example, and produces a PRD ready for downstream specification. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to run a discovery session on your feature idea, for example: "Let's discover the requirements for the new checkout flow."