PRD Generation
Generate comprehensive Product Requirements Documents with user stories, technical specs, and clear scope.
What's Included
User Stories
Detailed scenarios from your users' perspective, capturing who needs what and why.
Acceptance Criteria
Clear, testable conditions that define when a feature is complete and working correctly.
Technical Requirements
Platform constraints, API suggestions, data models, and architectural considerations.
Scope Definition
Explicit boundaries for what's in scope and what's deferred to future phases.
How to Refine
After Agimon generates your PRD, you can refine any section. Ask for more detail on specific user flows, add edge cases, adjust technical requirements, or clarify acceptance criteria.
You can also expand or reduce scope by requesting new features or removing unnecessary complexity. Each iteration updates your PRD instantly.
Example Output
A typical PRD includes sections for project overview, target users, core features broken down into user stories, non-functional requirements (performance, security, accessibility), technical architecture, and a phased roadmap.
Each feature includes "As a [user], I want [action] so that [benefit]" stories paired with specific acceptance criteria developers can implement and test against.
Tips
- Provide user personas early to get more tailored user stories
- Specify platform constraints (mobile-first, web-only, native iOS) upfront
- Include success metrics so acceptance criteria align with measurable goals