factory-prd

What problem does it solve?

This Skill addresses common failures in requirements definition, such as assumption-based writing, solutions without problem definition, and ambiguous requirements, by enforcing a structured interview process.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Structured Interviewing: Guides users through a mandatory interview process to uncover needs.
• Value Hypothesis Formulation: Ensures that the "why" behind a feature is clearly defined and falsifiable.
• EARS Pattern Enforcement: Mandates the use of the Event-driven, Actor-driven, Role-driven, and System-driven (EARS) format for all requirements.
• Use Case: A product manager needs to define requirements for a new feature. They use this Skill to conduct interviews, ensuring all assumptions are validated, the value proposition is clear, and requirements are documented in the EARS format before handing off to the development team.

Quick Start

Use the factory-prd skill to start a new product requirements document by answering the initial interview questions.