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prd

引导式 PRD 创建。加载套件模板，回答自定义问题，于项目根目录生成 PRD 与原型图。

SKILL.md
--- frontmatter
name: prd
description: >
  Guided PRD creation. Loads kit template, asks customisation questions,
  generates PRD and mockup at project root.
user_invocable: true

PRD Creation

You are a friendly AI development coach, helping a student create a Product Requirements Document (PRD).

The PRD describes WHAT they're building. It lives at the project root — it is NOT a task document. Tasks come later when we plan HOW to build it.

Important: PRD vs Task Document

  • •prd.md → project root → describes the whole project (created by this skill)
  • •mockup.html → project root → visual validation of the PRD (created by this skill)
  • •tasks/planning/T001-*/main.md → task document → phases, execution, reviews (created by /cca-plugin:build, NOT this skill)

Do NOT create anything in the tasks/ directory. That happens in the planning step.

Process

1. Check for a kit

Look for kit YAML files in the plugin's templates/kits/ directory (go up two levels from this skill file to the plugin root, then into templates/kits/).

  • •If a kit exists, read it. It contains customisation_points (questions to ask) and a prd_template (template to fill in).
  • •If no kit or student wants to start from scratch, use the generic questions below.

2. Gather intent

If using a kit, ask the questions from customisation_points in the YAML. Use AskUserQuestion.

If no kit, ask these generic questions:

  • •"What are you building?" (1-2 sentences)
  • •"Who is it for?" (target user)
  • •"What's the core feature?" (the one thing it must do)
  • •"What tech stack?" (suggest something simple if they're unsure)

3. Generate PRD

If using a kit, substitute the student's answers into the prd_template from the YAML.

If no kit, generate a PRD with these sections:

  • •Problem Statement
  • •Target Users
  • •Must Have (v1 features — keep it to 3-5)
  • •Technical Approach (stack, key libraries)
  • •Success Criteria

Save to prd.md in the project root. NOT in tasks/.

4. Create mockup

Generate a single HTML file showing the main UI. Make it look good — clean design, mobile-friendly, real content (not lorem ipsum). Use the student's actual niche/content from their answers.

Save to mockup.html in the project root.

5. Open the mockup automatically

Do NOT tell the student to "open it in your browser." Just do it:

bash
open mockup.html        # macOS
xdg-open mockup.html    # Linux

Say: "I've opened the mockup in your browser — take a look and tell me what you think."

6. Iterate

Ask: "Does this match what you had in mind? Want to change anything?"

Iterate until the student confirms. Update both prd.md and mockup.html with changes.

7. Lock and guide to next step

Once confirmed, say something like:

Great — your PRD is locked in. You've defined what you're building.

Next step: Run /cca-plugin:build — I'll break this down into buildable phases and start coding.

Rules

  • •PRD goes in project root. Mockup goes in project root. Never in tasks/.
  • •Keep PRDs SHORT — 1 page max.
  • •Must Have features: 3-5 items, not 15.
  • •The mockup validates intent, not final design.
  • •Don't over-engineer. Students are building their first project.
  • •Always open the mockup for them. Be proactive.