Draft a product requirements document with goals, users, scope, requirements, risks, and success criteria.
Product Or FeatureProblemTarget UsersGoalScopeConstraints
chatgptthinking_mediuminteractive
chatgpt variant
Claude-optimized prompt structure shaped for chatgpt.
# Task
Create a PRD.
# Inputs
Product or feature: Product Or Feature
Problem: Problem
Target users: Target Users
Goal: Goal
Scope: Scope
Constraints: Constraints
# Instructions
If key information is missing, ask up to 3 clarifying questions first.
Write a practical PRD that can align product, design, and engineering.
Separate requirements from assumptions and risks.
# Output
Return:
1. Executive summary
2. Problem and goals
3. Users and use cases
4. Scope and requirements
5. Risks and open questions
6. Success metrics
claudethinking_mediuminteractive
claude variant
Claude-optimized prompt structure shaped for claude.
<task>Create a PRD.</task>
<context>
<product_or_feature>Product Or Feature</product_or_feature>
<problem>Problem</problem>
<target_users>Target Users</target_users>
<goal>Goal</goal>
<scope>Scope</scope>
<constraints>Constraints</constraints>
</context>
<instructions>
If key information is missing, ask up to 3 clarifying questions first.
Write a practical PRD that can align product, design, and engineering.
Separate requirements from assumptions and risks.
</instructions>
<output>
Return executive summary, problem and goals, users and use cases, scope and requirements, risks and open questions, and success metrics.
</output>
geminithinking_mediuminteractive
gemini variant
Claude-optimized prompt structure shaped for gemini.
Create a PRD.
Inputs:
- Product or feature: Product Or Feature
- Problem: Problem
- Target users: Target Users
- Goal: Goal
- Scope: Scope
- Constraints: Constraints
If key information is missing, ask up to 3 clarifying questions first.
Return:
- Executive summary
- Problem and goals
- Users and use cases
- Scope and requirements
- Risks and open questions
- Success metrics
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