taskchad-os: Command for Claude Code

Create PRD: Generate Product Requirements Document

Overview

Generate a comprehensive Product Requirements Document (PRD) based on the current conversation context and requirements discussed. Use the structure and sections defined below to create a thorough, professional PRD.

Output File

Write the PRD to: $ARGUMENTS (default: PRD.md)

PRD Structure

Create a well-structured PRD with the following sections. Adapt depth and detail based on available information:

Required Sections

1. Intent Statement (50-100 words)

• One sentence: the actual user need or operator goal
• One sentence: why it matters (business impact, pain point, blocking issue)

2. Success Hypothesis (RIGHT Condition)

• Assertive, measurable, binary outcome when the solution works correctly
• Use assertive verbs: "must", "will", "produces", "creates", "returns"
• Must be testable by a machine or a human following a script

3. WRONG-Condition (Falsifiable Failure) ⚠️ MANDATORY — SEE VALIDATION GATE BELOW

• Explicit binary conditions that define failure
• When ANY condition is true, the solution has FAILED
• Each entry must be observable (evidence exists: log, test, screenshot, metric)
• Each entry must be binary (it happened or it didn't — no gradients)
• At least 3 entries required
• At least one must describe a silent failure (ships unnoticed)
• No aspirational language, no implementation prescriptions
• Format: - {concrete failure description}

4. Non-Goals (Anti-Scope)

• What this solution explicitly does NOT address
• Each entry has a one-line rationale: - **{Thing}** — {Why}
• At least 1 entry required

5. Executive Summary

• Concise product overview (2-3 paragraphs)
• Core value proposition
• MVP goal statement

6. Target Users

• Primary user personas
• Technical comfort level
• Key user needs and pain points

7. Scope (Positive Deliverables)

• Numbered list of concrete artifacts or behaviors
• Each deliverable is verifiable (noun or verb phrase)
• Avoid vague verbs: "improve", "enhance" — use "add", "create", "implement", "expose"