PRD Generator
Slash command that generates a full Product Requirements Document from a short prompt — includes goals, user stories, technical constraints, success metrics, and open questions.
PRD Generator
A Claude Code plugin that generates comprehensive Product Requirements Documents (PRDs) from conversation context.
Installation
Option 1: Clone and Enable
git clone https://github.com/dredozubov/prd-generator ~/.claude/plugins/prd-generator
Then enable in Claude Code settings or via /plugins enable prd-generator.
Option 2: Add to Project
Clone into your project directory and reference in your Claude Code settings.
Commands
/create-prd [output_file]
Generate a comprehensive Product Requirements Document based on the current conversation context.
Usage:
/create-prd # Creates PRD.md (default)
/create-prd docs/PRD.md # Creates PRD at specified path
Generated PRD includes:
- Executive Summary
- Mission & Core Principles
- Target Users & Personas
- MVP Scope (In/Out of scope)
- User Stories with examples
- Core Architecture & Patterns
- Tools/Features specification
- Technology Stack
- Security & Configuration
- API Specification (if applicable)
- Success Criteria
- Implementation Phases
- Future Considerations
- Risks & Mitigations
When to Use
- Starting a new project or feature
- Documenting requirements from a planning conversation
- Creating formal specifications from informal discussions
- Onboarding team members with structured documentation
Author
Denis Redozubov (@dredozubov)
License
MIT
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