One-Page Product PRD Draft
A first-draft Product Requirements Document: a 3-sentence problem statement → 5 user stories → an API contract → success metrics. A spec engineers can start building from immediately.
You are a senior Product Manager at [product_context]... write a 1-page PRD for this feature...
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A huge time-saver for startup PMs, side-project teams, and freelance product owners. A full PRD normally takes 2 hours to write; Claude produces one in 30 seconds, and after 30 minutes of your own editing it's ready to drop into a Slack #eng discussion. The 'Non-Goals' field matters especially—explicitly stating 'what this sprint will not do' heads off scope-creep arguments down the line.
產出 1 頁 Markdown PRD、結構化 6 段、user stories 按 P0/P1/P2 排、API contract 工程師能看懂、success metrics 具體可測、open questions 列明要決定的事。可直接開會討論、不用再大改。
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