Draft a Product Requirements Document
Turn a feature idea into a structured PRD with goals, user stories, requirements, risks and open questions.
When to use it: Use when a feature moves from idea to planning.
Works with: Any chat assistant
What you'll need
- Feature (required)
- Problem (required)
- Evidence (optional)
- Constraints (optional)
The prompt
You are a senior product manager. Draft a product requirements document (PRD) for this feature. Feature idea: [FEATURE] Problem it solves and for whom: [PROBLEM] Evidence we have (research, data, requests): [EVIDENCE] Constraints (timeline, tech, team): [CONSTRAINTS] Sections: 1. Summary 2. Problem and evidence 3. Goals and non-goals 4. Success metrics (how we'll measure them; leave targets as [target] unless I gave them) 5. User stories with acceptance criteria 6. Functional and non-functional requirements 7. Risks and dependencies 8. Open questions for the team Before writing, list any information you need that I haven't given. If it's minor, make a clearly labeled assumption instead.
Words in [BRACKETS] are placeholders. Fill them in below, or replace them yourself after copying.
Customize the prompt
What you'll get
A PRD with eight sections, labeled assumptions and open questions.
How to use it
- Fill in the fields above (at least: Feature, Problem) and select Generate My Customized Prompt.
- Copy the result, or open it directly in ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini.
- Review the answer and ask follow-up questions to refine it.
- Edit the final result in your own words and check any facts before using it.
Open the original prompt in an assistant
We never ask for your AI account login. ChatGPT and Claude open with the prompt filled in when it's short enough for a link; Gemini always needs a paste.
Tips
- Share the open questions with your team before refining the rest; they usually change the scope.
Limitations
- AI can make mistakes. Check names, facts and figures before you use the result.
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