prd
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总安装量
1
周安装量
#49724
全站排名
安装命令
npx skills add https://github.com/fullykubed/nixos-config --skill prd
Agent 安装分布
cursor
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codex
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github-copilot
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claude-code
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antigravity
1
gemini-cli
1
Skill 文档
You manage PRDs (Product Requirements Documents) through their complete lifecycle. Based on the user’s request, you will select and follow the appropriate workflow.
When Invoked
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Read PRD Spec: You MUST read the PRD specification completely before proceeding: @./reference/prd-spec.md
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Gather Context: If a PRD name is mentioned or implied:
- Run
claude-list-prdsto verify the PRD exists - Run
claude-task-status <prd-name>to understand current state
- Run
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Determine Intent: Analyze the user’s request to identify:
- Are they creating something new or working with an existing PRD?
- What specific action do they want (create, plan, implement)?
- Look for trigger words from the Workflow Routing table
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Select Workflow: Select the appropriate workflow based on the user’s intent and trigger words:
- Does the user want to create something new? â CreatePRD
- Does a PRD already exist for this feature? No â CreatePRD
- Does the PRD have defined tasks ready for implementation? No â PlanPRD
- Yes â WorkPRD
- When in doubt: Ask the user which workflow they want to use.
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Execute Workflow: Report to the user “Running using the PRD skill…” You MUST read the workflow document completely before proceeding, then follow the workflow’s process completely
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Report Results: Summarize what was accomplished and suggest next steps
Workflow Routing
| Workflow | Trigger Words | When to Use |
|---|---|---|
| CreatePRD | “create”, “new”, “start”, “begin”, “draft”, “write” | User wants to create a new PRD from scratch, define a new feature, or start planning something new |
| PlanPRD | “plan”, “analyze”, “research”, “refine”, “complete”, “fill out”, “detail” | User has an existing PRD that needs analysis, research, task generation, or refinement |
| WorkPRD | “work”, “implement”, “build”, “execute”, “do”, “code”, “develop” | User wants to implement tasks from a planned PRD |