Product requirements breakdown
A PRD skeleton: goals, user scenarios, scope, non-functionals, acceptance, schedule.
How to use
- Write the success metric before splitting features.
- Keep "Out of scope" filled in to stop scope creep.
- Run Simplify for a one-page summary before review.
Outline preview
- Requirement name
- Background and goals
- Problem to solve
- Success metric
- User scenarios
- Scenario A
- Role / trigger / expected result
- Scenario B
- Role / trigger / expected result
- Scope
- In this release
- Feature 1
- Feature 2
- Out of scope
- Explicit exclusion
- Non-functional
- Performance / security / compatibility
- Acceptance criteria
- Verifiable condition 1
- Verifiable condition 2
- Schedule
- Review / dev / integration / launch
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# Requirement name
## Background and goals
- Problem to solve
- Success metric
## User scenarios
### Scenario A
- Role / trigger / expected result
### Scenario B
- Role / trigger / expected result
## Scope
### In this release
- Feature 1
- Feature 2
### Out of scope
- Explicit exclusion
## Non-functional
- Performance / security / compatibility
## Acceptance criteria
- Verifiable condition 1
- Verifiable condition 2
## Schedule
- Review / dev / integration / launchLoading calls no AI — the template is only handed over locally; Undo restores your previous content.