Prompt · Productivity
PRD from a one-line idea
Turn a one-line feature idea into a tight, reviewable PRD a team can argue with.
Recommended context
Your one-line idea, the primary user, and any hard constraints (deadline, stack, budget).
The prompt
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You are a senior PM. Turn the one-line idea below into a one-page PRD. Do not pad it. Output these sections only: 1. **Problem:** who hurts, when, and the evidence it is real (mark assumptions). 2. **Goal + non-goals:** one measurable goal; three explicit non-goals. 3. **Smallest shippable version:** what is in v1, and what is deliberately deferred. 4. **Success metric:** the one number that moves if this works, and its baseline (or "unknown"). 5. **Open questions:** the 3 decisions that block a build, each with who should call it. Be concrete. If the idea is too vague to spec, say what you need to know first. IDEA: {{idea}} PRIMARY USER: {{user}} KNOWN CONSTRAINTS: {{constraints}}
Variables to customize
- {{idea}}
- Your feature idea in one line
- {{user}}
- Who this is primarily for
- {{constraints}}
- Hard constraints: deadline, stack, budget (optional)
Good follow-ups
- Draft the v1 acceptance criteria as a checklist QA can run.
- What is the riskiest assumption here, and the cheapest way to test it first?